Mouse (61 sources):
abnormal Paneth cell physiology,
abnormal blastocoele morphology,
abnormal blastocyst morphology,
abnormal cecum morphology,
abnormal cell cycle checkpoint function,
abnormal cell migration,
abnormal chromosome morphology,
abnormal colon morphology,
abnormal crypts of Lieberkuhn morphology,
abnormal digestive system development,
abnormal duodenum morphology,
abnormal enteroendocrine cell morphology,
abnormal hindgut morphology,
abnormal inner cell mass apoptosis,
abnormal intestinal epithelium morphology,
abnormal intestinal goblet cell morphology,
abnormal intestinal mucosa morphology,
abnormal intestine physiology,
abnormal mesoderm development,
abnormal placenta labyrinth morphology,
abnormal presomitic mesoderm morphology,
abnormal trophectoderm morphology,
abnormal trophoblast layer morphology,
absent colon,
absent enterocytes,
absent hindlimb buds,
absent inner cell mass proliferation,
absent tail,
absent trophoblast giant cells,
caudal body truncation,
cecum polyps,
cervical vertebral transformation,
colon polyps,
decreased apoptosis,
decreased body size,
decreased small intestinal villus size,
decreased somite size,
distended duodenum,
embryonic growth arrest,
embryonic lethality before implantation, complete penetrance,
embryonic lethality between implantation and somite formation, complete penetrance,
embryonic lethality during organogenesis, complete penetrance,
embryonic lethality, complete penetrance,
failure of blastocyst to hatch from the zona pellucida,
failure of chorioallantoic fusion,
failure of embryo implantation,
impaired somite development,
increased Paneth cell number,
increased apoptosis,
increased colon adenoma incidence,
increased colon hamartoma incidence,
increased intestinal adenoma incidence,
increased trophectoderm apoptosis,
kinked tail,
neonatal lethality, complete penetrance,
no abnormal phenotype detected,
reproductive system phenotype,
short rostral-caudal axis,
short tail,
thoracic vertebral transformation,
vertebral transformation
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