nervous system
• several clonic type seizures are seen per day
• only clonic seizures are seen
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• baclofen induces an inward current in CA1 pyramidal cells instead of the outward current induced in wild-type cells
• no delta waves are seen in an EEG 20 minutes after baclofen exposure unlike in wild-type mice
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• no delta waves are seen in an EEG 20 minutes after baclofen exposure unlike in wild-type mice
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• baclofen does not evoke depression of excitatory postsynaptic currents unlike in wild-type mice; however the response to adenosine is normal
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• baclofen does not inhibit inhibitory postsynaptic currents unlike in wild-type mice; however the response to adenosine is normal
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behavior/neurological
• baclofen does not impair motor coordination unlike in wild-type mice
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• increase in the latency to enter the dark chamber is seen during training trials compared to wild-type mice but no increase in latency is seen in retention tests unlike in wild-type mice
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• in a forced swim test homozygotes spend less time immobile suggesting decreased depression-related behavior
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• a decrease in transitions between the light and dark compartments is seen with significantly less time spent in the light compartment
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• sporadic hyperlocomotor activity
• during a 1 hour observation period mice cover more distance and move at increased speed compared to wild-type mice
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• reduced paw withdrawal thresholds to mechanical pressure
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• pronounced hyperalgesia to noxious heat is seen in the hot-plate and tail-flick tests
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• several clonic type seizures are seen per day
• only clonic seizures are seen
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homeostasis/metabolism
• baclofen does not alter excitatory or inhibitory postsynaptic currents and induces an inward current in CA1 pyramidal cells unlike in wild-type mice
• baclofen does not induce hypothermia unlike in wild-type mice
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