mortality/aging
• all die by E14.5
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cardiovascular system
• show distended veins
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• show disoriented and poorly developed myocardial fibers
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• at E13.5, have a common root of the aorta and pulmonary artery departing from the conus cordis of the right ventricle
• as the truncus proceeds cephalad, it divides into two channels, the pulmonary artery and the aorta, which are not fully separate and are joined in a common external sheath
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• at E13.5, the atrioventricular canal is composed of loosely arranged endothelial cells that lack the typical cellular density
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• E13.5 endocardial cushion retains a loose, myxoid appearance that is seen at E12 in wild-type, even though it merges and divides the atrioventricular canal into the left and right channels
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• considerably larger at E13.5
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• exhibit only a rudimentary septum near the apex that is exculsively muscular
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• cardiac valve abnormalities at E13.5
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• leaflets of the mitral valve remain poorly condensed at E13.5
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• seen at E13.5
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liver/biliary system
• seen at E13.5
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• 18- to 24-hr delay in hepatic development
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• seen at E13.5
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• seen at E13.5
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pale liver
(
J:18048
)
muscle
• musculature of the stomach, the three layers of the abdominal musculature, and the muscles of the shoulder girdle are thinner
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• show disoriented and poorly developed myocardial fibers
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• 18- to 24-hour delay in development of skeletal muscle
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• skeletal muscle throughout the body is hypoplastic at E13.5
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renal/urinary system
• reduced number of glomeruli at E13.5, due to developmental delay
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• a retardation of cephalad repositioning is noted at E13.5
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• 18- to 24-hr delay in renal development
• in the metanephros, display a retardation of cephalad repositioning at E13.5
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vision/eye
nervous system
exencephaly
(
J:18048
)
• seen in about 6.3% of homozygotes
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growth/size/body
• display a chest bulge
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megacephaly
(
J:18048
)
homeostasis/metabolism
immune system
• show distended lymphatics
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respiratory system
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
neurofibromatosis 1 | DOID:0111253 |
OMIM:162200 |
J:18048 |