Phenotype Summary

Phenotypes

Publication	Data		Phenotype
Osborn et al., 2020	Fig. 2		adaxial cell myod1 expression spatial pattern, abnormal post-vent region slow muscle cell decreased amount, abnormal segmental plate adaxial cell myod1 expression decreased distribution, abnormal somite adaxial cell myod1 expression absent, abnormal
Khuansuwan et al., 2016	Fig. 1		epiphysis nr2e3 expression decreased amount, abnormal epiphysis tbx2b expression decreased amount, abnormal
	Fig. 3		parapineal organ has extra parts of type parapineal organ neuron, abnormal parapineal organ neuron fate specification increased occurrence, abnormal pineal gland development process quality, abnormal
Wong et al., 2012	Fig. 9		endocardium morphogenesis disrupted, abnormal
Zhang et al., 2010	Fig. 5		melanocyte distended, abnormal
Yin et al., 2007	Fig. 6		adaxial cell mislocalised, abnormal
Gamse et al., 2002	Fig. 3		pineal complex decreased size, abnormal
Coutelle et al., 2001	Fig. 4		adaxial cell immature, abnormal adaxial cell mislocalised, abnormal striated muscle cell differentiation delayed, abnormal
Dheen et al., 1999	Fig. 6		notochord absent, abnormal
Gothilf et al., 1999	Fig. 4		pineal complex aanat2 expression absent, abnormal
Beattie et al., 1997	Fig. 1		secondary motor neuron anatomical region discontinuous, abnormal secondary motor neuron axon morphology, abnormal
	Fig. 2		floor plate split, abnormal secondary motor neuron anatomical region split, abnormal
	Fig. 3		spinal cord has fewer parts of type primary motor neuron, abnormal whole organism lacks all parts of type notochord, abnormal
	Fig. 4		spinal cord has fewer parts of type primary motor neuron, abnormal spinal cord posterior region lacks all parts of type primary motor neuron, abnormal
	Fig. 5		axial mesoderm development disrupted, abnormal
	Fig. 6		floor plate split, abnormal whole organism lacks all parts of type notochord, abnormal
Glasgow et al., 1997	Fig. 6		hypophysis cell increased amount, abnormal hypophysis increased size, abnormal