mortality/aging
• only about 32% of of mice are viable after birth
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embryo
• 15% reduction in weight at E14.5
• a wild-type embryo with a heterozygous placenta also shows embryonic growth impairment
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• increase in the junctional zone
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• spongiotrophoblasts have more diploid DNA content at E14.5
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• mislocalized cells from the junctional zone are present in the labyrinth zone
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• placentas are 8% heavier at E14.5
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• increased secretion of CCL2 from the placenta at E14.5
• reduced IkappaBalpha in the junctional zone and labyrinth zone at E14.5
• elevated gammaH2A.X signalling indicating decreased DNA repair and persistence of DNA damage in trophoblast giant cells and spongiotrophoblasts but not in glycogen cells in the placenta
• at E14.5 but not E9.5 elevated signals of senescence are seen in spongiotrophoblasts
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cellular
• spongiotrophoblasts have more diploid DNA content at E14.5
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• elevated gammaH2A.X signalling indicating decreased DNA repair and persistence of DNA damage in trophoblast giant cells and spongiotrophoblasts but not in glycogen cells in the placenta
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skeleton
• in the jawbone
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homeostasis/metabolism
• elevated gammaH2A.X signalling indicating decreased DNA repair and persistence of DNA damage in trophoblast giant cells and spongiotrophoblasts but not in glycogen cells in the placenta
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• increased secretion of CCL2 by the placenta at E14.5 and a 2-fold increase in CCL2 levels in the embryo compared to controls at E18.5
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growth/size/body
• 15% reduction in weight at E14.5
• a wild-type embryo with a heterozygous placenta also shows embryonic growth impairment
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immune system
• increased secretion of CCL2 by the placenta at E14.5 and a 2-fold increase in CCL2 levels in the embryo compared to controls at E18.5
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Cornelia de Lange syndrome 1 | DOID:0080505 |
OMIM:122470 |
J:297059 |