behavior/neurological
• mutants exhibit increased susceptibility to pentylenetetrazol-induced seizures, with mutants developing clonic seizures sooner than controls; however, once mutants are fully kindled, the latency and duration of seizures does not differ from controls, indicating that mutants are prone to kindling epileptogenesis
• however, EEG recording failed to show spontaneous seizures in mutants, even though excitatory transmission is increased, inhibitory transmission exceeds excitatory transmission by about 15-fold
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nervous system
• mutants exhibit increased susceptibility to pentylenetetrazol-induced seizures, with mutants developing clonic seizures sooner than controls; however, once mutants are fully kindled, the latency and duration of seizures does not differ from controls, indicating that mutants are prone to kindling epileptogenesis
• however, EEG recording failed to show spontaneous seizures in mutants, even though excitatory transmission is increased, inhibitory transmission exceeds excitatory transmission by about 15-fold
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• mature granule cells show a persistently wide and heavily branched apical dendritic arbor typical of immature wild-type granule cells, indicating an inhibition of postnatal pruning of granule cell apical dendrites in mutants
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• mature granule cells show a persistently wide and heavily branched apical dendritic arbor typical of immature wild-type granule cells, indicating an inhibition of postnatal pruning of granule cell apical dendrites in mutants
• granule cells of adults however are not immature neurons as the maturation of their passive and active membrane properties occurs normally
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• mutants show an arrest in development of hippocampal medial perforant path-granule cell excitatory synapses, causing an increase of excitatory synaptic transmission
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• the decrease in hippocampal medial perforant path (MPP) release probability (presynaptic function) with maturation that normally happens in wild-type mice is blocked in mutants
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• mutants exhibit an increase in excitatory synaptic transmission
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• amplitude of AMPA receptor-mediated and NMDA receptor-mediated EPSCs, and the frequency of miniature EPSCs are higher in brain slices from mutants than controls
• spontaneous EPSC charge transfer is higher, whereas spontaneous IPSC change transfer is unaltered in mutants
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• the frequency of miniature EPSCs is higher in brain slices from mutants than controls
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• glutamatergic synapses show depression but no augmentation with repeated stimulation compared to wild-type mice which show neither facilitation nor depression and moderate augmentation
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cellular
• mature granule cells show a persistently wide and heavily branched apical dendritic arbor typical of immature wild-type granule cells, indicating an inhibition of postnatal pruning of granule cell apical dendrites in mutants
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
familial temporal lobe epilepsy 1 | DOID:0060748 |
OMIM:600512 |
J:154129 |