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. 2020 Sep 11;9(9):285. doi: 10.3390/biology9090285

Table 1.

Mouse models exhibiting p53-dependent brain developmental phenotypes.

Mouse Models p53-Dependent Brain Developmental Phenotypes p53 Status
p53/ [13,14] Female-specific exencephaly, spina bifida, retinal dysplasia p53 deletion
p53N236S/N236S [22] Female specific exencephaly and spina bifida p53 missense mutation
p53/; Bim+/ [26] 100% penetrate, female-exclusive exencephaly p53 deletion
Pax3Sp/Sp [33] Exencephaly p53 stabilization
Mdm2FM/+; Nestin-Cre [35] Hydranencephaly p53 stabilization
Mdm4FX/+; Nestin-Cre [35] Porencephaly p53 stabilization
Nbnflox/flox; Nestin-Cre [36] Microcephaly p53 stabilization
Nde1/ [37] Microcephaly p53 stabilization
Cep63T/T [38] Microcephaly p53 stabilization
Tubb5E401K/E401K; Nestin-Cre [39]
Tubb5flox/+; Nestin-Cre [39]
Microcephaly p53 stabilization
Eif4a3flox/+; Emx1-Cre [40] Microcephaly p53 stabilization
Rbm8aflox/+; Emx1-Cre [40] Microcephaly p53 stabilization
Magohflox/+; Emx1-Cre [40] Microcephaly p53 stabilization
CitK/ [41] Microcephaly p53 stabilization
Kif20bm/m [42] Microcephaly p53 stabilization
AspmSA/SA [43]
Aspmflox/flox; Math1-Cre [43]
Microcephaly (hypoplastic cerebellum) p53 stabilization
p53515C/515C; Mdm2/ [44] Cerebellar defects Mutant p53 stabilization

Note: p53-dependent brain developmental phenotypes in these models are caused by p53 deletion, mutation or p53 protein stabilization. Some mouse models may also exhibit non-CNS phenotypes that are not described here.