nervous system
• when exposed to paired electrical stimuli, striatal brain slices (containing dopamine terminals) from homozygous mice exhibit a faster dopamine release recovery as compared to wild-type
• dopamine discharge and reuptake in response to a single electrical pulse or a train of pulses is comparable to wild-type
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behavior/neurological
• homozygous mice exhibit an attenuated locomotor response after administration of amphetamine as compared to wild-type
• in the absence of amphetamine, locomotor activity in the open field test is comparable to wild-type
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homeostasis/metabolism
• dopamine content is reduced by 18% in the striatum, however, dopamine content in the ventral midbrain and nucleus accumbens is similar to wild-type
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Parkinson's disease 1 | DOID:0060367 |
OMIM:168601 |
J:60151 |