mortality/aging
• embryonic death continues to occur
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• some homozygotes are born alive but all are dead within the first day after birth
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• development is normal up to about E12.5
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nervous system
• premature neurogenesis as indicated by the appearance of neurofilament and L1(+) cells in the telencephalon at E10.5
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• 70% of embryos have severe neural tube defects
(J:30431)
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• everted neuroepithelium
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• fail to fuse at E9.5
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• occasionally seen around E8.5
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• at E13-E18, significantly more CGRP-positive PNECs (including single and clustered PNECs) are observed than in wild-type or heterozygous mutant lungs
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• nearly complete row of supernumerary inner hair cells
(J:70081)
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• some areas with four outer hair cell rows rather than three
(J:70081)
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• significant increase of hair cells on sensory epithelium of utricle and saccule (but to a lesser extent)
(J:70081)
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• necrosis starting in some brain regions by E12.5
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anencephaly
(
J:30431
)
• by E18.5
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exencephaly
(
J:30431
)
• at E10.5
• everted neuroepithelium
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craniofacial
• increased numbers of neurons in olfactory placodes at E12.5 but not at E10.5
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vision/eye
• premature neuronal differentiation
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• disrupted laminar structures in the retina
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taste/olfaction
• increased numbers of neurons in olfactory placodes at E12.5 but not at E10.5
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hearing/vestibular/ear
• nearly complete row of supernumerary inner hair cells
(J:70081)
|
• some areas with four outer hair cell rows rather than three
(J:70081)
|
• significant increase of hair cells on sensory epithelium of utricle and saccule (but to a lesser extent)
(J:70081)
|
endocrine/exocrine glands
• truncated conmmon bile duct
• connected to a pancreas like structure
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• agenesis of cystic duct
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• at E13-E18, significantly more CGRP-positive PNECs (including single and clustered PNECs) are observed than in wild-type or heterozygous mutant lungs
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• agenesis of gall bladder
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• pancreas-like structure develops from common bile duct and contains ectopic endocrine cells in addition to exocrine cells
(J:87397)
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• exocrine differentiation at E14-15 is normal but with a reduced cytoplasmic/nuclear ratio
• increased apoptosis at E17-19
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• no distinct pancreatic buds at E12
• limited pancreatic tissue on opposite sides of duodenum at E14
• fusion of dorsal and ventral evaginations rare
• proliferation of endocrine cells at the expense of pancreatic precursors
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digestive/alimentary system
• exocrine differentiation at E14-15 is normal but with a reduced cytoplasmic/nuclear ratio
• increased apoptosis at E17-19
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• precocial endocrine differentiation of intestine
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• precocial endocrine differentiation of stomach
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small stomach
(
J:59312
)
• development is normal until around E17-19 when it is smaller than normal
|
liver/biliary system
• truncated conmmon bile duct
• connected to a pancreas like structure
|
• agenesis of cystic duct
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• agenesis of gall bladder
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embryo
• at E10.5 embryos show signs of growth retardation
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• 70% of embryos have severe neural tube defects
(J:30431)
|
• everted neuroepithelium
|
• fail to fuse at E9.5
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• occasionally seen around E8.5
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growth/size/body
• at E10.5 embryos show signs of growth retardation
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microcephaly
(
J:30431
)
• at E18, the crown-rump length is significantly shorter than those of wild-type or heterozygous mutant mice
|
respiratory system
• increased numbers of neurons in olfactory placodes at E12.5 but not at E10.5
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• at E18, the number of Clara cells is significantly decreased in the bronchial and terminal bronchiolar epithelium relative to that in wild-type or heterozygous mice
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• at E13, a few precocious PGP9.5-positive PNEC clusters are seen in the lobar bronchus
• at E18, significantly more airway nodular lesions corresponding to PNEC clusters are observed than in wild-type or heterozygous mutant lungs
|
small lung
(
J:64088
)
• at E18, the longitudinal length of the (left) lung is significantly shorter than those of wild-type or heterozygous mutant mice
|
cellular
• premature neurogenesis as indicated by the appearance of neurofilament and L1(+) cells in the telencephalon at E10.5
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