homeostasis/metabolism
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• female mutant mice have increased ethanol metabolism compared to male mutants or male wild-type; blood ethanol levels are lower in female mutants at 30, 60 and 90 minutes after consumption
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• female mutants are less sensitive to hypothermic effects of alcohol
• after treatment with anandamide (EAE), mutants show a time dependent hypothermia compared to wild-type
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behavior/neurological
• female mutants show a preference for ethanol compared to wild-type male mice and male mutants with greatest significance at 12% and 20% ethanol concentrations
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• female mutants consume 30-35% more of 12% and 20% ethanol than controls
• female mutants consume 70% more of 12% and 53% more of 20 % ethanol than male mutants
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• female mutants are more resistant to sedative effects of alcohol, regaining their righting reflex faster than female or male wild-type or male mutants
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• mutants exhibit enhanced antinociception after anandamide treatment compared to wild-type
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