mortality/aging
vision/eye
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• normal number of horizontal cells
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• retinal explant cultures from double homozygotes show a modest increase in the number of Muller glial cells
• in contrast, bipolar and horizontal cells are normally generated
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• retinal explant cultures from double homozygotes exhibit complete loss of amacrine cells, in the absence of significant cell death
• notably, the total number of inner nuclear layer cells and ganglion cell layer cells remains unaffected
• evidence suggests that cells that fail to differentiate into amacrine cells adopt the ganglion and Muller glial cell fates
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• decrease is not greater than that in Neurod1tm1Jle single homozygotes
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• at E17.5, optic nerves obtained from double homozygotes show a 1.7-fold increase in thickness relative to wild-type
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• in wild-type retinas, about 60% of the GCL cells are displaced amacrine cells and the others are ganglion cells; in the double-mutant retina, all of the GCL cells are ganglion cells
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• retinal explant cultures from double homozygotes show a significant increase in ganglion cells
• in addition, ectopic ganglion cells are found in the inner region of the INL of double mutant retina
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nervous system
• retinal explant cultures from double homozygotes show a modest increase in the number of Muller glial cells
• in contrast, bipolar and horizontal cells are normally generated
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• retinal explant cultures from double homozygotes exhibit complete loss of amacrine cells, in the absence of significant cell death
• notably, the total number of inner nuclear layer cells and ganglion cell layer cells remains unaffected
• evidence suggests that cells that fail to differentiate into amacrine cells adopt the ganglion and Muller glial cell fates
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• decrease is not greater than that in Neurod1tm1Jle single homozygotes
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• retinal explant cultures from double homozygotes show a significant increase in ganglion cells
• in addition, ectopic ganglion cells are found in the inner region of the INL of double mutant retina
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• at E17.5, optic nerves obtained from double homozygotes show a 1.7-fold increase in thickness relative to wild-type
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