behavior/neurological
• in the Barnes maze, mice do not show a difference in latency to find the target hole across 5 days of testing, however they show an increase in the number of errors at days 3 and 4, indicating a partial learning impairment
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• in the Barnes maze, mice show a deficit in their memory for the correct location of the target escape hole in the probe trial
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• in the novel object recognition test, mice at 3 months of age spend less time exploring the novel object, which becomes more pronounced at 6 months of age
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nervous system
• accumulation of the transgenic alpha-synuclein protein in the forebrain
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taste/olfaction
• in the buried food test, mice show a slight but significant delay in the time spent to locate the food pellet at 1 month of age, but not at 3 or 4 months of age
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Lewy body dementia | DOID:12217 |
OMIM:127750 |
J:219640 |