mortality/aging
• Background Sensitivity: penetrance of the lethal phenotype increases to 100% after 2 backcrosses to C57BL/6
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• Background Sensitivity: some mice on a mixed background die within 4-6 hours after birth from brain hemorrhaging
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growth/size/body
• E18.5 embryo size is slightly decreased in size and weight
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cardiovascular system
• Background Sensitivity: some mice on a mixed background die within 4-6 hours after birth from brain hemorrhaging
• Background Sensitivity: penetrance of the bleeding phenotype increases to 100% after 2 backcrosses to C57BL/6
• Background Sensitivity: hemorrhaging results from ossification defects in the skull
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craniofacial
• ossification defects lead to the presence of soft tissues in the frontal and interparietal bone
• Background Sensitivity: phenotype depends on degree of backcrossing to C57BL/6 and ranges from a small persistent anterior fontanelle to severe frontocranial dysplasia with obvious biomechanical instability
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nervous system
• Background Sensitivity: some mice on a mixed background die within 4-6 hours after birth from brain hemorrhaging
• Background Sensitivity: penetrance of the bleeding phenotype increases to 100% after 2 backcrosses to C57BL/6
• Background Sensitivity: hemorrhaging results from ossification defects in the skull
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exencephaly
(
J:150709
)
• some severe cases have herniation of brain and other soft tissue through the top of the skull
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skeleton
• ossification defects lead to the presence of soft tissues in the frontal and interparietal bone
• Background Sensitivity: phenotype depends on degree of backcrossing to C57BL/6 and ranges from a small persistent anterior fontanelle to severe frontocranial dysplasia with obvious biomechanical instability
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• ossification defects lead to the presence of soft tissues in the frontal and interparietal bone and incomplete skull closure
• Background Sensitivity: phenotype depends on degree of backcrossing to C57BL/6 and ranges from a small persistent anterior fontanelle to severe frontocranial dysplasia with obvious biomechanical instability
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embryo
• E18.5 embryo size is slightly decreased in size and weight
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