mortality/aging
nervous system
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• mice exhibit normal forebrain patterning and guide cells populations for thalamocortical axons
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• at E18.5, mice exhibit defects in thalamocortical axons and other cortical axon projections compared with wild-type mice
• thalamocortical and corticothalamic axons are delayed and overfasciculated
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• shorter average axon length for cortical neurons due to an intrinsic deficiency in axon extension
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• thalamic and cortical axons exhibit thicker and nonparallel fascicles (overfasciculation) compared with wild-type mice
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• at E15.5, proliferating neurons are located scattered and deeper compared to in wild-type mice
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• disorganized intermediate zone with larger bundles
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• abnormal external capsule with some fascicles splitting off to an abnormal ventral pathways
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• abnormally thin or displaying Probst bundles in most mice
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• with fewer, thicker fascicles
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• disorganized intermediate zone with larger bundles
• small with disordered lamination
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• disordered lamination
• layers 5 and 6 are ragged and with a few labeled cells scattered in upper layers
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• at birth with reduced lobular definition
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• shorter average axon length for cortical neurons due to an intrinsic deficiency in axon extension
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respiratory system
growth/size/body
cellular
• at E18.5, mice exhibit defects in thalamocortical axons and other cortical axon projections compared with wild-type mice
• thalamocortical and corticothalamic axons are delayed and overfasciculated
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• shorter average axon length for cortical neurons due to an intrinsic deficiency in axon extension
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• thalamic and cortical axons exhibit thicker and nonparallel fascicles (overfasciculation) compared with wild-type mice
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• at E15.5, proliferating neurons are located scattered and deeper compared to in wild-type mice
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