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Embryonic exposure of zebrafish (Danio rerio) to PBDE-47 has been found to lead to cardiac and morphologic defects that appear to be caused by a primary effect on neural function (Lema et al. 2007).

Likewise, mutations in ref-1, hlh-29, and hlh-25 cause morphologic defects that affect sexual reproduction.

As early over-expression of Ras-Raf-Mek signaling causes morphologic defects, we are currently generating transgenic lines that allow temporal control of Mek signaling, which will be a valuable tool for deeper genetic dissection of the Int6-Mek-Erk relationship in vivo.

Some of the males produced by this line could also display morphologic defects, which led us to the hypothesis that such mutation could be a recessive mutation on the X-chromosome or a dominant mutation on an autosome, in a gene specifically required for male development.

These results suggest that the induction of TH1 cytokines during pregnancy by CpG motifs may potentially increase the risk of fetal loss and morphologic defects in mice, at least at high doses, and support the need for further investigation of teratogenesis that may result from exposure to vaccine adjuvants designed to produce TH1 cytokine profile shifts.

Metabolic and morphologic defects concern myocardial energy metabolism, reduced flow reserve, formation of advanced glycation end products (AGEs) and structural alterations that impair cardiac function (17).

Recent literature suggests, however, that a shift toward a TH1 cytokine profile during pregnancy may increase the risk of fetal morphologic defects.

We reject to make the EndoPAT test in subject with morphologic defects or finger wounds.

At embryonic day 14.5, we observed morphologic defects in 4 out of 5 transgenic embryos examined (i.e., an additional 5 independent lines).

At embryonic day 13.5, we observed morphologic defects in the hearts in 5 of 9 embryos examined (i.e., 9 independent lines).

The remaining 13 genes do not result in gross morphologic defects of the MB.