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Gene Expression Data
Assay Details
Assay
Reference: J:41551 Dupe V, et al., Key roles of retinoic acid receptors alpha and beta in the patterning of the caudal hindbrain, pharyngeal arches and otocyst in the mouse. Development. 1999 Nov;126(22):5051-9
Assay type: Immunohistochemistry
MGI Accession ID: MGI:1346586
Gene symbol: Nefm
Gene name: neurofilament, medium polypeptide
Results
Specimen 3A: embryonic day 10.5 (more )
Structure Level Pattern Image Note
TS17: acoustic ganglion Present 3a
TS17: facial ganglion Present 3a
TS17: glossopharyngeal ganglion Present 3a
TS17: trigeminal ganglion Present 3a
TS17: vagus ganglion Present 3a

Specimen 3C: embryonic day 10.5; Raratm1Ipc/Raratm1Ipc, Rarbtm1Ipc/Rarbtm1Ipc (more )
Structure Level Pattern Image Note
TS17: acoustic ganglion Present 3c Immunostaining revealed a completely penetrant disorganization of post-otic cranial nerves. The fibers of nerves IX and X formed a single bundle displaying aberrant projections towards the 2nd pharyngeal arch. The distal ganglia of these nerves were fused
TS17: facial ganglion Present 3c Immunostaining revealed a completely penetrant disorganization of post-otic cranial nerves. The fibers of nerves IX and X formed a single bundle displaying aberrant projections towards the 2nd pharyngeal arch. The distal ganglia of these nerves were fused
TS17: glossopharyngeal ganglion Present 3c Immunostaining revealed a completely penetrant disorganization of post-otic cranial nerves. The fibers of nerves IX and X formed a single bundle displaying aberrant projections towards the 2nd pharyngeal arch. The distal ganglia of these nerves were fused
TS17: trigeminal ganglion Present 3c Immunostaining revealed a completely penetrant disorganization of post-otic cranial nerves. The fibers of nerves IX and X formed a single bundle displaying aberrant projections towards the 2nd pharyngeal arch. The distal ganglia of these nerves were fused
TS17: vagus ganglion Present 3c Immunostaining revealed a completely penetrant disorganization of post-otic cranial nerves. The fibers of nerves IX and X formed a single bundle displaying aberrant projections towards the 2nd pharyngeal arch. The distal ganglia of these nerves were fused

Specimen A[a] mutant: embryonic day 10.5; Raratm1Ipc/Raratm1Ipc (more )
Structure Level Pattern Image Note
TS17: acoustic ganglion Present Expression in this mutant is the same as in wild-type embryos.
TS17: facial ganglion Present Expression in this mutant is the same as in wild-type embryos.
TS17: glossopharyngeal ganglion Present Expression in this mutant is the same as in wild-type embryos.
TS17: trigeminal ganglion Present Expression in this mutant is the same as in wild-type embryos.
TS17: vagus ganglion Present Expression in this mutant is the same as in wild-type embryos.

Specimen A[b] mutant: embryonic day 10.5; Rarbtm1Mma/Rarbtm1Mma (more )
Structure Level Pattern Image Note
TS17: acoustic ganglion Present Expression in this mutant is the same as in wild-type embryos.
TS17: facial ganglion Present Expression in this mutant is the same as in wild-type embryos.
TS17: glossopharyngeal ganglion Present Expression in this mutant is the same as in wild-type embryos.
TS17: trigeminal ganglion Present Expression in this mutant is the same as in wild-type embryos.
TS17: vagus ganglion Present Expression in this mutant is the same as in wild-type embryos.


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03/25/2025
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