mortality/aging
• most mutants were live-born but died within 24 hours
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craniofacial
• 2 out of 68 embryos exhibited agnathia
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micrognathia
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J:97076
)
• one fifth of embryos exhibited mild micrognathia
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skeleton
• 2 out of 68 embryos exhibited agnathia
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micrognathia
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J:97076
)
• one fifth of embryos exhibited mild micrognathia
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vision/eye
• preoptic area was somewhat reduced medially in E12.5 and E18.5 embryos
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• found in some mutants
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anophthalmia
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J:97076
)
• found in some mutants
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nervous system
• subtle defects in the ventromedial region of the forebrain at E12.5
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• development of hippocampus was somewhat poor at E18.5
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• subtle defects in the dorsomedial region of the telencephalon at E12.5
• rostrally, development of the septum was poor at E12.5 and E18.5 and the fornix that normally becomes remarkable in septum at E15 was hardly visible
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• invagination of the telencephalic roof was less pronounced at
E12.5
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• the septum, striatum, and pallidum were underdeveloped, causing expansion of lateral ventricles at E18.5
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• choroid plexus was distorted at E12.5
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• at E18.5, the thalamus, hypothalamus, and preoptic area were reduced in the medial region, resulting in the expansion of the third ventricle
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• swelling of the pallidum was poor mediocaudally at E12.5 and was underdeveloped at E18.5
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• swelling of the striatum was poor mediocaudally at E12.5 and was underdeveloped at E18.5
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• hypothalamus was reduced medially in E12.5 and E18.5 embryos
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• swelling of the thalamus was poor ventrally at E15 and at E18.5 the thalamus was reduced in the medial region
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• reduced medial pallium at E12.5
• the cortex was thinner at E18.5
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exencephaly
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J:97076
)
• observed in 9% of mutant embryos
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• the fornix that normally becomes remarkable in septum at E15 was hardly visible
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• mild reduction in facial ganglia
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• mild reduction in glossopharyngeal ganglia
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• mild reduction in trigeminal ganglia
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growth/size/body
microcephaly
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J:97076
)
• most mutants were microcephalic
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