reproductive system
behavior/neurological
hyperekplexia
(
J:76009
)
• clench hindfeet when lifted by the tail
(J:173399)
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• mice exhibit spontaneous and handling-induced tremors unlike wild-type mice
• mice exhibit larger amplitude, but similar frequency, of tremors compared with Glrbspa
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• somewhat stiffened gait when moving quickly
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• increased phasic motor activity during REM sleep
• sleep on their sides during REM sleep
• display brief repetitive EMG twitches and limb jerks during NREM sleep
• however, unlike in human patients with REM Sleep Behavior Disorder, muscle tone during REM is normal
• time spent in REM sleep is similar to wild-type mice
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• spend less time in NREM sleep
• treatment with melatonin restores sleep wake amounts
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• profound sleep fragmentation
• number of NREM episodes is increased by 89%
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muscle
• robust increase in overall muscle activity during REM sleep
• frequency, duration, and amplitude of muscle twitches during REM sleep episodes increased by 268%, 86%, and 66%, respectively
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• elevated muscle tone in the masseter and hindlimbs during waking
• treatment with Clonazepam or melatonin reduces muscle tone
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nervous system
• shift in EEG power to lower frequencies during waking and NREM sleep
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• mice treated with kynurenic acid and bicuculline exhibit decreased glycinergic component of the inhibitory postsynaptic currents compared with similarly treated wild-type mice
• mice treated with kynurenic acid and strychnine exhibit decreased GABAA-receptor component of the inhibitory postsynaptic currents compared with similarly treated wild-type mice
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
hyperekplexia 1 | DOID:0060696 |
OMIM:149400 |
J:76009 | |
REM sleep behavior disorder | DOID:9091 | J:173399 |