taste/olfaction
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• by 2 weeks of age, lactosamine is unexpectedly reexpressed in sensory neurons of homozygous mutant mice through a secondary pathway which is accompanied by the regrowth of axons into the olfactory epithelium glomerular layer and the return of smell perception
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• severely disorganized olfactory epithelium innervation and defective glomerular formation during early postnatal period up to 2 weeks
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• by generating homozygous mutant mice harboring odorant receptor P2(Olfr160tm2(GFP)Mom), M72 (Olfr17tm1Mom), and I7 specific reporter genes, authors show axon guidance errors and increased neuronal cell death result in an absence of P2, M72, and I7 glomeruli at P10 of age
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• between P14 and P28, mutant mice took longer than control littermates to locate hidden food rewards in food-finding tests of olfactory function mice during P14 and P28 of age
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nervous system
• specific subset of odorant receptor-expressing neurons are progressively lost at P10 of age
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• by generating homozygous mutant mice harboring odorant receptor P2(Olfr160tm2(GFP)Mom), M72 (Olfr17tm1Mom), and I7 specific reporter genes, authors show axon guidance errors and increased neuronal cell death result in an absence of P2, M72, and I7 glomeruli at P10 of age
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respiratory system
• severely disorganized olfactory epithelium innervation and defective glomerular formation during early postnatal period up to 2 weeks
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• by generating homozygous mutant mice harboring odorant receptor P2(Olfr160tm2(GFP)Mom), M72 (Olfr17tm1Mom), and I7 specific reporter genes, authors show axon guidance errors and increased neuronal cell death result in an absence of P2, M72, and I7 glomeruli at P10 of age
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craniofacial
• severely disorganized olfactory epithelium innervation and defective glomerular formation during early postnatal period up to 2 weeks
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• by generating homozygous mutant mice harboring odorant receptor P2(Olfr160tm2(GFP)Mom), M72 (Olfr17tm1Mom), and I7 specific reporter genes, authors show axon guidance errors and increased neuronal cell death result in an absence of P2, M72, and I7 glomeruli at P10 of age
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cellular
• specific subset of odorant receptor-expressing neurons are progressively lost at P10 of age
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growth/size/body
• severely disorganized olfactory epithelium innervation and defective glomerular formation during early postnatal period up to 2 weeks
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• by generating homozygous mutant mice harboring odorant receptor P2(Olfr160tm2(GFP)Mom), M72 (Olfr17tm1Mom), and I7 specific reporter genes, authors show axon guidance errors and increased neuronal cell death result in an absence of P2, M72, and I7 glomeruli at P10 of age
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