Dysphagia and disrupted cranial nerve development in a mouse model of DiGeorge (22q11) deletion syndrome.

Dis Model Mech · 2014 · PMC3917245 · PMID 24357327

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The Robo2 increase was significant ( P ≤0.05, t -test; n =8 LgDel , 12 WT), whereas that for L1Cam showed a trend ( P ≤0.06, t -test).

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Expression of L1Cam , modestly increased in LgDel CNg V (with a significant trend; see Fig. 5 ), did not differ in Tbx1 +/− versus WT; however, Robo2 was significantly reduced (34%; P <0.05; Fig. 7 ), opposite to the 36% increase in LgDel ( Fig. 4 ).

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