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. 2019 May 6;7(6):e724. doi: 10.1002/mgg3.724

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bSEM of Mandibular Molars at 7‐weeks. The homozygous Fam83h ^Tr/Tr mice show a mildly rougher surface texture than the Fam83h ^+/+ and Fam83h ^+/Tr mice. The first molars erupt into function after 2 weeks. By 7‐weeks (shown here) signs of abnormal attrition are suggested by shorter, broader cusps. The Fam83h ^Tr/Tr first molar (on the right) shows mildly reduced cusp height in the lateral view and broadened cusp width in the occlusal view, suggesting mildly increased attrition relative to the Fam83h ^+/+ and Fam83h ^+/Tr mice. Similar bSEM views of other 7‐week mouse molars from these genotypes are provided in Figure S5