behavior/neurological
• longer stay in light chamber in light/dark transition test at age 16 months
• normal length of stay in light chamber in light/dark transition test at age 16 months after rapamycin treatment
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vision/eye
• normal IOP (intraocular pressure) at age 16 months
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• density of retinal ganglion cells is lower at 3 and 16 months of age
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• thickness of the retinal ganglion cells distributing layers is reduced at 16, but not 3, months of age, indicating loss of retinal ganglion cells
(J:324291)
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• retinal thickness is lower at 16 months of age
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• optomotor response test after light adaptation shows that 16-month-old, but not 3-month-old, mice have decreased head movement times at frequencies of 0.05 cycle per degree (cpd), 0.1 cpd, and 0.2 cpd, indicating that mice have impaired ability to perceive brightness of light
• however, intraocular pressure is normal at 3 and 16 months of age and no differences in anterior chamber depth, anterior chamber width, and angle opening distance are seen
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• increased degradation of retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) at age 16 months
• normal retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) stability at age 16 months after rapamycin treatment
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• lower P2 amplitude in flash visual evoked potential (f-VEP) at age 16 months
(J:303304)
• flash visual-evoked potentials show that P2-wave amplitude is lower in 16-month-old mice
(J:324291)
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• reduced visual function at age 16 months
(J:303304)
• normal visual function at age 16 months after rapamycin treatment
(J:303304)
• 16-month-old mice show visual impairment as indicated by more time spent in the light environment of the light/dark transition test than wild-type mice, abnormal visual-evoked potential, and decreased head movement time in the optomotor response test
(J:324291)
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cellular
• TARDBP accumulation in retina at age 16 months
• normal levels of TARDBP in retina at age 16 months after rapamycin treatment
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• increased degradation of retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) at age 16 months
• normal retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) stability at age 16 months after rapamycin treatment
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nervous system
• density of retinal ganglion cells is lower at 3 and 16 months of age
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• disruption of retinal ganglion cell axon fascicles is seen at 16, but not 3, months and axons in optic nerve show swollen mitochondria with cristae loss at 3 months and aggravated mitochondrial damage at 16 months, indicating axonal degeneration
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• 16-month-old mice show impaired axonal transport in the optic nerve
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homeostasis/metabolism
• TARDBP accumulation in retina at age 16 months
• normal levels of TARDBP in retina at age 16 months after rapamycin treatment
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
low tension glaucoma | DOID:13544 | J:303304 , J:324291 |