growth/size/body
• due to absence of the sternum, the ribcage fails to close and associated herniation of internal organs and failure of abdominal body wall closure is seen
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mortality/aging
limbs/digits/tail
• no limb outgrowth and morphologically distinguishable apical ectodermal ridge are visible in the forelimb region; limb defect is manifest by E10.5
• cells of the prospective forelimb undergo extensive apoptosis by E9.5
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• at E10.5
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• forelimbs of newborns are completely absent, however the hindlimbs are unaffected
(J:83258)
• some newborns have a small, rudimentary flap of skin on one side of the embryo where the forelimb would normally form
(J:83258)
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skeleton
• ribcage fails to fuse
(J:83258)
• due to absence of the sternum, the ribcage fails to close
(J:217810)
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• mice completely lack a sternum
(J:217810)
• sternal bands do not form in E12.5-E13.5 embryos
(J:217810)
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embryo
• cells of the prospective forelimb undergo extensive apoptosis by E9.5
• no limb outgrowth and morphologically distinguishable apical ectodermal ridge are visible in the forelimb region; limb defect is manifest by E10.5
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• at E10.5
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