mortality/aging
• survival rate in 6 months is 79% compared to 99% for wild-type mice
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behavior/neurological
• mice exhibit impaired avoidance learning by entering the dark (shock) compartment without hesitation 24 hours after training unlike wild-type mice
• after multitrial training, mice exhibit reduced avoidance behavior compared with wild-type mice
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• mice fail to exhibit increased latencies between the first and second trials during avoidance training with a dark (shock) compartment
• however, mice eventually learn to refrain from entering the dark (shock) compartment
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• mice enter the dark (shock) compartment 40 minutes after training unlike wild-type mice
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• after 10 weeks, mice exhibit mild sporadic limbic seizures unlike wild-type mice
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nervous system
• after 10 weeks, mice exhibit mild sporadic limbic seizures unlike wild-type mice
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• tetanus-induced spine remodeling is severely impaired compared to in wild-type mice
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• titanic stimulation fails to induce long term potentiation and repeated tetanus only produces slight potentiation unlike in wild-type mice
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