mortality/aging
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• mutants die shortly after birth; lungs do not inflate so death is probably from anoxia
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embryo
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• at E9.0 the first branchial arch is smaller than in wild-type
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cellular
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• at E8.75-10 extensive cell death is observed; at E9.5 the region with dying cells stretches proximally to the trigeminal swelling and included the maxillary arch-forming region
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craniofacial
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• mutants have severe craniofacial defects; some mutants show a less severe phenotype with a small increase in dermal bone development and abnormalities are often observed on only one side of the head
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absent molars
(
J:58999
)
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• molars are absent but vestigal lower incisors are present in association with the rostral process
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• there is little expansion of the mandible primordia as embryos mature; growth is not completely arrested as the mandibular primordial extend distally and meet at the midline
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• there is little expansion of the maxilla primordia as embryos mature
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absent incus
(
J:58999
)
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• incus and ala temporalis fail to form
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• there is an ectodermal covering over the prospective mouth
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• body of Meckel's cartilage fails to develop
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• at E9.0 the first branchial arch is smaller than in wild-type
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• newborns have small disorganized tongues
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nervous system
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• the mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve is truncated and misrouted
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hearing/vestibular/ear
absent incus
(
J:58999
)
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• incus and ala temporalis fail to form
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digestive/alimentary system
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• newborns have small disorganized tongues
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skeleton
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• body of Meckel's cartilage fails to develop
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absent molars
(
J:58999
)
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• molars are absent but vestigal lower incisors are present in association with the rostral process
|
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• there is little expansion of the mandible primordia as embryos mature; growth is not completely arrested as the mandibular primordial extend distally and meet at the midline
|
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• there is little expansion of the maxilla primordia as embryos mature
|
absent incus
(
J:58999
)
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• incus and ala temporalis fail to form
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growth/size/body
absent molars
(
J:58999
)
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• molars are absent but vestigal lower incisors are present in association with the rostral process
|
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• there is little expansion of the mandible primordia as embryos mature; growth is not completely arrested as the mandibular primordial extend distally and meet at the midline
|
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• there is little expansion of the maxilla primordia as embryos mature
|
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• newborns have small disorganized tongues
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