Analysis Tools
mortality/aging
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• one of the four mice fed a high magnesium diet since gestation that survived weaning died within a week of weaning
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• fewer than expected mice are detected at E16.5 to E18.5
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• mice almost never survive to weaning
• when fed a high magnesium diet from gestation, survival at weaning is improved but fewer than expected mice are present
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• fewer than expected mice are detected at E12.5
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reproductive system
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• homozygous mice fed a high magnesium diet from gestation fail to produce offspring when mated to each other but produce offspring when mated with heterozygous mice
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nervous system
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• mice that survive to late gestation or P1 exhibit a small hole in the head or neck
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• in many mice
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exencephaly
(
J:153718
)
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• due to a defect in closure of the calvarium in one mouse
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craniofacial
short snout
(
J:153718
)
embryo
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• mice that survive to late gestation or P1 exhibit a small hole in the head or neck
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• in many mice
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growth/size/body
short snout
(
J:153718
)
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• E16.5, E17.5, and E18.5
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• E16.5, E17.5, and E18.5
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skeleton
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• in many mice
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