behavior/neurological
• increased exploratory behavior
• travel a greater total distance in the open field compared with their wild type littermates
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• travel a greater proportion in the center of the open field
• a greater number of light-dark transitions than their wild type littermates
• no significant difference for the total time spent in the dark
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• lower acoustic startle compared to their wild type littermates
• no significant difference in prepulse inhibition (PPI) responses
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• increased locomotor activity
• travel a greater total distance in the open field compared with their wild type littermates
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• increased repetitive/perseverative responses
• bury significantly more marbles than their wild type littermates
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• greater latency to hindlimb response in hotplate than wild type mice (p=0.076)
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• increased audiogenic seizure susceptibility
• 18% of the 2-3 month old mice have audiogenic seizures, versus none in wild-type littermates
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nervous system
• increased audiogenic seizure susceptibility
• 18% of the 2-3 month old mice have audiogenic seizures, versus none in wild-type littermates
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• metabotropic glutamate receptor-dependent long term depression (mGluR-LTD) in hippocampal CA1 neurons is enhanced in the presence of anisomycin
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
fragile X syndrome | DOID:14261 |
OMIM:300624 |
J:155593 |