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. 2013 Mar 19;8(3):e58511. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0058511

Figure 3. Respiratory failure in Snx5-/- mice.

Figure 3

(A) Survival after air-breathing tests in Snx5+/+, Snx5+/-, and Snx5-/- mice. Within 30 min, nearly 60% of Snx5-/- mice had died (asterisk). (B) Appearance after air-breathing tests in E18.5 mice. Cyanotic appearance and condensed lungs in Snx5-/- mice. (C) Body and lung weights of Snx5+/+, Snx5+/-, and Snx5-/- mice. Lung weight and lung to body weight ratios of Snx5-/- mice were decreased by 22.9% and 14.9%, respectively, relative to Snx5+/+ mice. *P < 0.0001; data represent Snx5+/+, n  =  24; Snx5+/-, n  =  27; and Snx5-/- mice, n  =  17.