behavior/neurological
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• mice exhibit normal interaction with a novel object, motor coordination (rotarod), anxiety (light/dark box, elevated plus maze, large open field), spatial memory (Y-maze), or sensorimotor gating (prepulse inhibition)
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• male mice spend more time immobilized in a forced swim test compared with wild-type mice
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• female mice exhibit fewer moves in a 26- by 26-cm automated locomotor cell, open field and novel object tests compared with wild-type mice
• female mice travel less distance in a novel object test compared with wild-type mice
• however, male mice exhibit normal activity
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• mice exhibit fewer interactions with a novel mice compared with wild-type mice
• however, interaction with a novel object is normal
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homeostasis/metabolism
• in mice fed a breeding diet
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• at 10 to 15 weeks in female mice fed a breeding diet
• at 30 to 35 weeks in male and female mice fed a breeding diet
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• at 10 to 15 or 30 to 35 weeks in male and female mice fed a breeding diet
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• at 10 to 15 or 30 to 35 weeks in female mice fed a breeding diet
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adipose tissue
• to a greater extent in male mice than female mice fed a breeding diet
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• in mice fed a breeding diet
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• to a greater extent in male mice than female mice fed a breeding diet
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growth/size/body
• in mice fed a breeding diet
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• smaller and leaner than wild-type mice fed a breeding diet
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• male mice exhibit greater weight loss and impaired recovery from stress-induced weight loss compared with wild-type mice
(J:177334)
• however, mice exhibit normal body weight under normal conditions
(J:177334)
• to a greater extent in male mice than female mice fed a breeding diet
(J:181242)
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integument
• to a greater extent in male mice than female mice fed a breeding diet
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