mortality/aging
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• no viable embryos are found at 15.5 dpc, with death prior to complete development of the cardiovascular system
• when pregnant mothers are treated with isoproterenol, approximately half of the mutant embryos survive to 15.5 dpc with about the same number surviving to birth
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embryo
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• neural crest cell migration and smooth muscle differentiation are unaffected
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cardiovascular system
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• pulmonary stenosis is observed at 16.5 dpc (in 37.5% of mutants)
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• embryos show abnormal origin of the right subclavian artery including retroesophageal right subclavian artery at 16.5 dpc (in 100% of mutants)
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• observed at 16.5 dpc (in 87.5% of mutants)
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• observed at 16.5 dpc (in 62.5% of mutants)
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• hypertrabeculation in the right ventricle is observed at 17.5 dpc due to decrease in number of cells exiting the cell cycle
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• size of right ventricle is increased in embryos at 17.5 dpc
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• embyos display membranous ventricular defects at 16.5 dpc (in 100% of mutants)
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• proliferation is increased 2-fold over controls in trabecular zone of the right ventricle at 13.5 and 15.5 dpc with no increase observed in the compact zone of the heart or the trabecular zone of the left ventricle
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muscle
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• hypertrabeculation in the right ventricle is observed at 17.5 dpc due to decrease in number of cells exiting the cell cycle
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• size of right ventricle is increased in embryos at 17.5 dpc
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• proliferation is increased 2-fold over controls in trabecular zone of the right ventricle at 13.5 and 15.5 dpc with no increase observed in the compact zone of the heart or the trabecular zone of the left ventricle
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cellular
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• proliferation is increased 2-fold over controls in trabecular zone of the right ventricle at 13.5 and 15.5 dpc with no increase observed in the compact zone of the heart or the trabecular zone of the left ventricle
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• doubling in proportion of cycling cardiomyocytes is detected in trabecular zone of right ventricle
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hematopoietic system
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• the thymus is located lateral to the aortic arch arteries in a more rostral position compared to the normal location on the ventral side of the outflow tract close to the heart
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immune system
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• the thymus is located lateral to the aortic arch arteries in a more rostral position compared to the normal location on the ventral side of the outflow tract close to the heart
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endocrine/exocrine glands
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• the thymus is located lateral to the aortic arch arteries in a more rostral position compared to the normal location on the ventral side of the outflow tract close to the heart
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growth/size/body
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• size of right ventricle is increased in embryos at 17.5 dpc
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