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Caption | Appearance of limbs in newborn animals; f, forelimbs; arrows, hindlimbs. (a) Typical appearance of wild-type limbs. (b) Common digit defects in the hindlimbs of an Rspo2ftls/Rspo2ftls (Rspo2Tg/Tg) mutant (arrows). This animal illustrates the most common category of defects in animals with this genotype where autopods are present but malformed (a similar phenotype was seen in 12 of 19 mutants). (c) Tg(Prrx1-cre)1Cjt/0 Rspo3tm1.1Jcob/Rspo3tm1.2Jcob Rspo2ftls/Rspo2ftls (Prx1-Cre; Rspo3F/-; Rspo2Tg/Tg) double mutant appears to have no hindlimbs extending from the body (arrow). A skeletal preparation from this animal revealed the presence of femora but no distal hindlimb elements (shown in Fig. 5e). Rspo2ftls/Rspo2ftls animals die at birth due to a lung defect, which is why there is no milk in the stomachs of pups in (b) and (c). Some mutant progeny were likely never recovered at birth due to this neonatal lethality. | ||||||||
Copyright | This image is from Neufeld S, Genesis 2012 Oct;50(10):741-9, and is displayed with the permission of Wiley-Blackwell, who owns the Copyright. J:188812 | ||||||||
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