mortality/aging
• double mutant embryos are obtained at the expected frequency at E11.5, but die at E12 as a result of liver dysfunction
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liver/biliary system
• at E11.5-E12, double homozygotes exhibit a massive increase in liver apoptosis relative to wild-type embryos, indicating liver dysfunction
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nervous system
• at E9.5, increased apoptosis is noted in the neuroepithelium of double mutant hindbrain
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• at E9.5, double homozygous mutant embryos show increased apoptosis in the neuronal epithelium at the hindbrain level
• however, no defects in neural differentiation are observed
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• at ~E11.5-E12, double homozygotes exhibit a 2-fold increase in apoptosis in the spinal cord relative to wild-type mice
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• ~70% of double homozygotes fail to close the neural tube in the hindbrain
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• double mutant embryos exhibit reduced telencephalic vesicles relative to wild-type embryos
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• at E9.5, double homozygotes lack the roof of hindbrain
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• at about E11.5-E12, double homozygotes exhibit a 2-fold increase in apoptosis in dorsal root ganglia relative to wild-type mice
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cellular
• double mutant MEFs exhibit no detectable NF-kappaB DNA binding activity upon induction with human TNF, IL-1alpha, or LPS
• notably, NF-kappaB activation is more attenuated in single Ikbkbtm1Ver mutant MEFs than in single Chuktm1Ver mutant MEFs
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• at E9.5, increased apoptosis is noted in the neuroepithelium of double mutant hindbrain
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• at E11.5-E12, double homozygotes exhibit a massive increase in liver apoptosis relative to wild-type embryos, indicating liver dysfunction
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• at E9.5, double homozygous mutant embryos show increased apoptosis in the neuronal epithelium at the hindbrain level
• however, no defects in neural differentiation are observed
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• at ~E11.5-E12, double homozygotes exhibit a 2-fold increase in apoptosis in the spinal cord relative to wild-type mice
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embryo
• at E9.5, double homozygotes exhibit defective neurulation: neural folds at the hindbrain level fail to elevate on either side of the midline and do not bend toward each other
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• ~70% of double homozygotes fail to close the neural tube in the hindbrain
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