behavior/neurological
• mice exhibit a 3-fold reduction in the amount of time engaged in high-energy behaviors compared with wild-type mice
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• mice spend less time exploring an objected moved to a novel location compared with wild-type mice
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• when mice are co-housed together or with heterozygous or wild-type mice
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• mice spend less time exploring a novel object compared with wild-type mice
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• mice exhibit hyperlocomotion when interacting with the objects during the short-term memory tasks compared with wild-type mice
• in response to a novel or stressful situations, mice become hyperactive compared with wild-type mice
• in a familiar environment, mice become more sedentary than wild-type mice
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• mice exhibit hypelocomotion when interacting with the objects during the short-term memory tasks compared with wild-type mice
• in response to a novel or stressful situations, mice become hyperactive compared with wild-type mice
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• mice exhibit a 2-fold increase in twitching during resting periods compared with wild-type mice
• however, the amount of time spent sleeping is normal
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• only 1 of 16 mice shredded cotton within 72 h compared with wild-type mice that make nests within 24 hours
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nervous system