growth/size/body
• Background Sensitivity: growth of mice on a B6 background is normal through weaning although adult weight is 15% smaller than controls
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behavior/neurological
• mice exhibit impaired acquisition performance during place trials in both escape path length and latency to find the submerged platform
• mice also show impaired acquisition performance when they are restested in the water maze and required to learn another submerged platform location in the presence of different spatial cues
• increasing the memory load for the water navigation task results in performance deficits in mice that are not seen with less challenging memory demands
• however, mice exhibit normal conditioned fear and passive avoidance performance
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• nonepileptic forelimb clonic spasms and hyperextension of hindlimbs - paroxysmal dyskinesia
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limb grasping
(
J:77806
)
• retract hind feet and clench digits when suspended by the tail
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• poor performance on both a ledge and a platform test
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• poor performance on an accelerating rotarod test and no improvement with practice
(J:77806)
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• mice exhibit impaired performance on the platform and inverted screen and on the constant speed and accelerating rotarod
(J:134733)
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• inferior ability to climb on an inclined screen
(J:77806)
• inability to stay on in an inverted screen test
(J:77806)
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• mice show reduced forelimb strength in gripping a bar
(J:134733)
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• widened stance
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• slow to initiate movement although overall activity levels are normal
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abnormal gait
(
J:77806
)
• shuffling footprint pattern
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• mice are hyperactive, showing more ambulations than wild-type mice during a 1 hour test period
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nervous system
• hyperactive response to cocaine, amphetamine, and specific dopamine receptor agonists is reduced
• impaired dopamine 2 receptor-mediated signalling
• both the striatonigral and striatopallial nerve pathways function abnormally although the striatopallial pathway is affected more
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• mice exhibit impaired theta burst induced LTP
• however, mice show normal hippocampus, parahippocampal region and amygdala anatomy
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
spinocerebellar ataxia type 27 | DOID:0050976 |
OMIM:193003 |
J:134733 |