nervous system
• at 8 weeks, mice exhibit increased dendrite length (total and basal), and segment length (apical and basal) in the hippocampus CA1 compared with wild-type mice
• at 12 weeks, mice exhibit increased dendrite length (total, apical, and basal), number of branch points per dendrite (basal and apical), and terminal segment length (apical and basal) in hippocampal area CA1 compared with wild-type mice
• at 12 weeks, basal dendrites exhibit a modest increase in length due to mild increases in the number of branch points and in the length of terminal and intermediate segments in the primary visual cortex compared to in wild-type dendrites
• however, the number of dendrites per neuron is normal
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• the number of dendrite spines is increased in hippocampal area CA1 compared to in wild-type mice
• spine neck length is slightly increased in hippocampal area CA1 compared to in wild-type mice
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• from 10 weeks onward, mice exhibit a loss of synapse density per unit volume in hippocampal area CA1 compared with wild-type mice
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• reduced early-phase
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• increased
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behavior/neurological
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• mice exhibit spatial working memory in an eight-arm radial maze
• mice exhibit normal activity and anxiety-related behavior in a novel environment
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• in a Morris water maze, mice exhibit navigation errors and spatial perseverance compared with wild-type mice
• in IntelliCage, mice exhibit impaired complex positional learning compared with wild-type mice
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• mice exhibit disinhibited object exploration compared with wild-type mice
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