behavior/neurological
• in the forced swim test, homozygotes are significantly more active than wild-type, particularly during the last 10 min of the test
• homozygotes appear to display less behavioral despair than wild-type littermates; whereas wild-type mice become progressively more immobile, homozygous mutants maintain the same level of activity throughout the swim test
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• in the open field, homozygotes exhibit decreased exploratory activity and increased anxious-like behavior relative to wild-type
• in the elevated plus maze, homozygotes display significantly more anxiety-like behaviors with no significant changes in activity
• homozygous null males appear to be affected more than females, particularly in some measures of anxiety
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
anxiety disorder | DOID:2030 |
OMIM:607834 |
J:51280 |