mortality/aging
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• all mice die within a few hours after birth due to dehydration
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growth/size/body
weight loss
(
J:286778
)
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• body weight loss, which is over 10% until 6 hours after birth, is higher than in controls, suggesting severe dehydration immediately after birth
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integument
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• neonates exhibit outside-in skin barrier dysfunction
• transepidermal water loss is higher, indicating inside-out skin barrier impairment
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• neonates do not have macroscopic whiskers (vibrissae)
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• hypomorphic changes in the desmosomes
• however, the number of follicles and the thickness of the epidermis are not different from controls
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• newborns show the presence of (S)-2,3-epoxysqualene in the skin epidermis which is not seen in controls
• however, lanosterol and squalene are undetectable in the epidermis like in controls and cholesterol is not different from controls
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homeostasis/metabolism
dehydration
(
J:286778
)
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• neonates lose over 10% of their weight within 6 hours after birth, suggesting severe dehydration
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• neonates exhibit outside-in skin barrier dysfunction
• transepidermal water loss is higher, indicating inside-out skin barrier impairment
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• newborns show the presence of (S)-2,3-epoxysqualene in the skin epidermis which is not seen in controls
• however, lanosterol and squalene are undetectable in the epidermis like in controls and cholesterol is not different from controls
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