nervous system
• trajectories of the cranial and spinal nerves and projections of sympathetic ganglion axons were abnormal, however the position and configuration of cranial and spinal ganglia were normal
• defective pathfinding of fibers from the anterior olfactory nucleus to the anterior commissure
• growth cone collapse of dorsal root ganglion and sympathetic ganglion axons in response to Sema3A, but not Sema3F, was partially reduced and was completely abolished in sympathetic ganglion axons in response to Sema6A
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• aberrant projection of sympathetic ganglion axons at E12.5 and E15.5, with axons invading the anterior vertebrate muscles located just medial to sympathetic ganglia and connective tissues surrounding the vertebrae
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• both acA (pars anterior) and acP (pars posterior) tracts were absent in the anterior commissure due to defective pathfinding of axons (fibers from the anterior olfactory nucleus never ran dorsally but shifted ventrally and then turned medially at the ventral surface of the forebrain and thus did not end up in the commissure)
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• the boundary of each barrel was indistinct, indicating defective formation of the barrels
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• defective trajectory and projection of peripheral sensory axons
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• distal parts of the facial nerve were disarrayed
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• distal parts of the glossopharyngeal nerve were disarrayed
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• distal parts of the maxillary and mandibular nerves were disarrayed
• ophthalmic nerve fibers overshot and fanned out in their peripheral target fields
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• distal parts of the vagus nerve were disarrayed
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• pathways and projections of the spinal nerves were disorganized
• spinal nerve fibers within developing limbs were partially disarrayed and sometimes overshot
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cellular
• trajectories of the cranial and spinal nerves and projections of sympathetic ganglion axons were abnormal, however the position and configuration of cranial and spinal ganglia were normal
• defective pathfinding of fibers from the anterior olfactory nucleus to the anterior commissure
• growth cone collapse of dorsal root ganglion and sympathetic ganglion axons in response to Sema3A, but not Sema3F, was partially reduced and was completely abolished in sympathetic ganglion axons in response to Sema6A
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