mortality/aging
• die around E11
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embryo
• posterior region of the body is greatly reduced at E10
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• structures posterior to the forelimb buds are not formed
(J:11933)
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• anterior limb buds are directed dorsad rather than ventrad
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• posterior limb buds are absent as the posterior region of the body does not develop
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• abnormal folding and kinking of the neural folds at E8 that culminates in ectopic tubular epithelial structures lying ventral to the developing endogenous neural folds
(J:59271)
• neural tube is slightly irregular at E8.5 and by E9, is markedly irregular in the posterior end; neural tube is more affected in the posterior than anterior end
(J:13018)
• exhibit asymmetry of the neural tube in the mid-region at around E9
(J:13018)
• neural tube sends out branches with secondary lumina and often the branch becomes larger than the primary neural tube
(J:13018)
• in some embryos, the neural tube lumen is ruptured to the outside and is continuous with the amniotic cavity
(J:13018)
• few cases show fusion between the neural tube and the gut in the posterior region
(J:13018)
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• notochord is absent, except for fragments in early stages
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• backward growth does not occur preventing organization of the posterior axis and emergence of the allantoic placental stalk
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• somites appear normal at early stages but at later stages, they are reduced and by E10, somite tissue is almost absent
(J:13018)
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• results in embryonic death at at E10.75
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growth/size/body
• in a few cases, the head region, particularly the mouth, is malformed
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• structures posterior to the forelimb buds are not formed
(J:11933)
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cardiovascular system
• one of the two dorsal arotae is obliterated by a diverticulum from the neural tube
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• heart development is sometimes retarded
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• commonly, the pericardial cavity is enlarged
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hemorrhage
(
J:13018
)
• E10 homozygotes contain numerous blood-filled sinuses in the posterior end
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• pericardial cavity is often filled with blood at E10
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craniofacial
• in a few cases, the head region, particularly the mouth, is malformed
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limbs/digits/tail
• anterior limb buds are directed dorsad rather than ventrad
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• posterior limb buds are absent as the posterior region of the body does not develop
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short tail
(
J:13018
)
nervous system
• no regular segmental dorsal ganglia are formed in E10 embryos although ganglion tissue is found
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• abnormal folding and kinking of the neural folds at E8 that culminates in ectopic tubular epithelial structures lying ventral to the developing endogenous neural folds
(J:59271)
• neural tube is slightly irregular at E8.5 and by E9, is markedly irregular in the posterior end; neural tube is more affected in the posterior than anterior end
(J:13018)
• exhibit asymmetry of the neural tube in the mid-region at around E9
(J:13018)
• neural tube sends out branches with secondary lumina and often the branch becomes larger than the primary neural tube
(J:13018)
• in some embryos, the neural tube lumen is ruptured to the outside and is continuous with the amniotic cavity
(J:13018)
• few cases show fusion between the neural tube and the gut in the posterior region
(J:13018)
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integument
• exhibit transient blistering of the dorsal epithelium, first seen at the time of the formation of the first few somites but is completely gone by the time the embryo has attained the second flexure
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• embryos exhibit small paired or unpaired blebs or small vesicles on either side of the mid-line at E8.5-9
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homeostasis/metabolism
• pericardial cavity is often filled with blood at E10
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