mortality/aging
• die at about 3 weeks of age
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nervous system
• increased in the neocortex at E16.5, E18.5 and P2
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• widespread deficit in neuronal positioning during cortical plate formation
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• striking reduction in brain size
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• at P2
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• at P2
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• drastic decrease in cortical size
• small and disorganized at P2
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• loss of ER81+ layer V, RORb+ layer IV and cux2+ layers II-IV
• layer V-VI neurons are detectable but fail to distribute properly
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• progressive thinning beginning at E15.5
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• drastic decrease in cortical size
• small and disorganized at P2
• progressive thinning beginning at E15.5
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• increase in gliogenic differentiation
• increase in astrocyte production during early gliogenesis
• coherent and persistent expression of neurogenic genes
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• general deficit in neuron differentiation
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• expression analysis indicates persistence of early precursors
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growth/size/body
• visible after 2 weeks of age
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cellular
• increased in the neocortex at E16.5, E18.5 and P2
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• general deficit in neuron differentiation
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• expression analysis indicates persistence of early precursors
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• widespread deficit in neuronal positioning during cortical plate formation
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
autosomal dominant intellectual developmental disorder | DOID:0060307 |
OMIM:PS156200 |
J:184434 |