mortality/aging
• mice die before E14.5
(J:143564)
• mice do not survive beyond E14.5
(J:150211)
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cardiovascular system
N |
• between E8.5 and E10.5, differentiation, proliferation, migration and association of endothelial cells, and patterning and establishment of the primary vascular plexus is normal
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• at E12.5, 67% of mice exhibit enlarged surface microvasculature in the trunk, head, proximal limb and neck unlike in wild-type mice
• subdermal microvasculature diameter is increased 21% at E12.5 and 35% at E13.5 compared to in wild-type mice
• vascular defects increase in severity with age
• at E13.5, all mice exhibit enlarged surface microvasculature compared to in wild-type mice
• at E14.5, surface microvessels, particularly around the anterior cranial region, are enlarged compared to in wild-type mice
• enlarged blood vessels frequently rupture
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• endothelial hyperplasia is associated with defects in pericyte recruitment
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• fewer pericytes are recruited to microvasculature compared to in wild-type mice
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hemorrhage
(
J:150211
)
• at E13.5, mice exhibit multiple regions of vascular hemorrhage unlike in wild-type mice
• at E14.5, large-scale vascular hemorrhage is observed in all mice
• enlarged blood vessels frequently rupture
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• loss of vascular integrity is due to endothelial rupture
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homeostasis/metabolism
• at E13.5
(J:143564)
• 63% of mice exhibit severe subcutaneous edema in the trunk and neck regions un like in wild-type mice
(J:150211)
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immune system
• lymphatic vessels are finer, denser, and more branched with more loops and fewer blind-ended sacs compared to in wild-type mice
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integument
• at E13.5
(J:143564)
• 63% of mice exhibit severe subcutaneous edema in the trunk and neck regions un like in wild-type mice
(J:150211)
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