mortality/aging
• survive as long as homozygous Rb1tm1Dwg mice, with 2 of 18 dead at E15.5 and 4 of 7 dead at E17.5
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growth/size/body
• although embryos are smaller than wild-type, they are larger than age-matched homozygous Rb1tm1Tyj embryos
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hematopoietic system
• small percentage of erythrocytes exhibit enucleating defects at E17.5, indicating a less severe erythrocyte maturation defect than seen in homozygous Rb1tm1Tyj mice
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embryo
• although embryos are smaller than wild-type, they are larger than age-matched homozygous Rb1tm1Tyj embryos
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integument
• although embryos are paler than wild-type, they exhibit improved coloration over that seen in homozygous Rb1tm1Tyj embryos
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