nervous system
• 7 days after traumatic spinal cord injury increased cell death is seen in the spinal cord compared to wild-type or Tnfrsf1btm1Mwm homozygotes
• 7 days after traumatic spinal cord injury the rostrocaudal spread of the lesion is increased and tissue destruction is more severe compared to wild-type mice
• 4 weeks after traumatic spinal cord injury locomotor performance is significantly more impaired and lesions are longer
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behavior/neurological
• after sleep deprivation, mice exhibit increased slow 'slow waves' and negative rebound during the dark period unlike wild-type mice
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