behavior/neurological
• fail to display avoidance to saccharin containing water when LiCl treatment is paired with saccharin exposure, unlike wild-type mice
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• fail to discriminate between novel and familiar objects
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nervous system
• baclofen fails to reduce EPSC amplitude in CA1 pyramidal neurons; however, baclofen does reduce inhibitory postsynaptic current amplitudes and elicits outward currents similar to the effects in wild-type mice
(J:113340)
• increased frequency of spontaneous miniature ESPCs; however, the amplitude ratio of evoked EPSCs in response to paired-pulse stimulation is similar to wild-type
(J:113340)
• increase in the coefficient of variation (CV) of the AMPA receptor mediated component of the EPSC is decreased while the CV of the NMDA receptor mediated component of the EPSC is similar to wild-type suggesting a decrease in the proportion of silent synapses
(J:113340)
• less efficient in baclofen-induced reduction of mEPSC frequency that is more pronounced in hippocampal slices from Apptm1Somm homozygotes
(J:276486)
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• no notable LTP in a paired protocol of CA3 to CA1 synapses
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