behavior/neurological
• food-restricted males habituate more quickly than wild-type males
• food-restricted females habituate more slowly than wild-type females
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• mutants are slower to learn to press the lever for food compared to wild-type mice indicating impaired learning of an autoshaping task
• however, mutants exhibit normal behavior on a vigilance task in an operant chamber and on an operant go/no-go task measuring sustained attention and impulsivity
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• food-restricted males rear less than wild-type mice
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• males, but not females, rear more than wild-type controls
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• males, but not females, are more active than wild-type controls in open-field activity
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• food-restricted males exhibit reduced activity in the open-field compared to free-feeding activity levels
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder | DOID:1094 |
OMIM:143465 OMIM:608903 OMIM:608904 OMIM:608905 OMIM:608906 OMIM:612311 OMIM:612312 |
J:128754 |