mortality/aging
• embryos die at E10.5
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digestive/alimentary system
• at E9.5, the foregut was small in size and deficient of endodermal cells; definitive gut endoderm was absent from the lateral region of the embryonic gut
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• at E9.5, the hindgut has regressed to a cord-like structure containing significantly fewer endodermal cells
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• at E9.5, the midgut has degenerated into a cord-like structure
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embryo
• embryos did not exhibit axis rotation
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• at E8.25, cells in the lateral region exhibited an abnormal morphology consistent with visceral endoderm
• the endodermal layer was not separated from the mesothelium by a layer of splanchnic mesenchyme
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• growth and morphogenesis of the posterior trunk was disorganized after E9.5
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thin endoderm
(
J:75946
)
• at E8.0, the definitive endoderm was reduced at the posterior and lateral regions
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