anchor.diff:  										Homozygous mutants show complete preweaning lethality, with embryonic lethality occurring after 										
   										E18.5. Hemorrhaging is seen in surviving E18.5 mutants, as is severe edema and small embryo size 										
   										(Fig 1, left). Among other defects, microCT analysis 	reveals brain defects, lung hypoplasia and absent										
  -										renal pelvis in the kidney (Fig 2, right). Phenotypes of heterozygotes include abnormal body composition										
  +										renal pelvis in the kidney (Fig 1, middle, right). Phenotypes of heterozygotes include abnormal body composition										
   										and abnormal blood chemistry.
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                           				Striatins  act  as  both  calciumdependent  signaling  proteins  and  scaffolding 
  										proteins,  linking  calciumsensing  signaling  events  with  cellular  action  [1]. Strn3
  										homozygous  mutants  show  complete  preweaning  lethality,  with  embryonic 
  										lethality  occurring  around  E15.5.  Surviving  embryos  are  smaller  in  size  and 
  										display  both  hemorrhaging  and  severe  edema  (Fig  1,  left  panels).  MicroCT 
  										analyses reveal small, but consistent septal defects in heart (Fig 1, right panels).  Multiple  phenotypes  are  observed  in  heterozygous  adult  animals,  including 
  										abnormal  blood  chemistry  and  hematology,  impaired  glucose  tolerance  and 
  										abnormal  behavior,  among  others.  A  Genomewide  association  study  linking 
  										Strn3 with the canine disease Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy 
  										(ARVC) supports a role in cardiac function [2].  
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                           				Cytochrome  c  oxidase  subunit  VIIc  (Cox7c)  is  a  nuclear-encoded  regulatory
  										component  of  cytochrome  c  oxidase.  Homozygous  mutants  show  complete 
  										preweaning  lethality,  with  embryonic  lethality  occurring  after  E15.5.  Surviving 
  										mutants  are  smaller  (Figure  1,  top  panels),  and  have  an  abnormally  small 
  