mortality/aging
• remaining 50% of mice died within 3 weeks of birth
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• 50% of mice died within 1 day of birth
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behavior/neurological
• less milk in stomach than littermate controls, authors suggest as a result of poor suckling
• authors attribute growth retardation to less milk ingestion
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• extended period of time required to right self; sometimes completely unable to do so
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• often lied on backs, forelimbs extended anteriorly and making irregular motions
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• loss of coordinated movement of all 4 limbs
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abnormal gait
(
J:73794
)
• dragged hindlimbs
• unable to walk a straight line
• most fell to one side
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growth/size/body
• significantly smaller than littermate controls at P2, authors suggest due to poor suckling which resulted in decreased amounts of milk in stomach
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skeleton
nervous system
• evident at E17.5
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• folia in anterior lobe completely missing in almost all cases
• not restricted to anterior lobe, however, as all fissures appeared shallow
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• layer organization normal, however
• differentiation and neural circuit formation fundamentally normal
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