behavior/neurological
• impaired acquisition in 2 and 5 month old females; escape latencies increase over 5 days of training
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• impaired spacial reference memory in 5 month old females
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• increased open to total arm entry ratio in 2 and 5 month old females
• loss of normal anxiety phenotype
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• increased clasping behavior during tail suspension in 5 month old females
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• impairment in balance and general motor coordination in 5 month old females as measured by the balance beam
• 9 month old males either remain still on balance beam or fall off due to hind limb paresis
• poor performance in string suspension paradigm as compared to wild-type and female hemizygotes at 5 months of age
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• impairment in balance and general motor coordination in 5 month old females as measured by the balance beam
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• decreased average swimming speed during cued training in 5 month old females, however no difference in day 3 escape latency
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• postural abnormalities observed in 9 month old males
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• in females older than 5 months of age
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growth/size/body
• reduced body weight in 2 and 5 month old females
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homeostasis/metabolism
• increased plaque load in cortex, hippocampus and thalamus at 2 (females), 5 (females) and 9 (males) months
• increase in plaque load in spinal cord of 9 month old males
• increased TBS-soluble Abeta1-42 and Abeta1-40 levels at 2 and 5 months (females) as compared to hemizygotes
• increased SDS-soluble Abeta1-42 levels at 2 and 5 months (females) as compared to hemizygotes
• increased extracellular plaque load and intracellular Abeta immunoreacitivy in large spinal cord neurons in 9 month old males
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nervous system
• increased plaque load in cortex, hippocampus and thalamus at 2 (females), 5 (females) and 9 (males) months
• increase in plaque load in spinal cord of 9 month old males
• increased TBS-soluble Abeta1-42 and Abeta1-40 levels at 2 and 5 months (females) as compared to hemizygotes
• increased SDS-soluble Abeta1-42 levels at 2 and 5 months (females) as compared to hemizygotes
• increased extracellular plaque load and intracellular Abeta immunoreacitivy in large spinal cord neurons in 9 month old males
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• increase in axonal swellings in pons and gray matter of spinal cord of 9 month old male homozygotes as compared to hemizygotes
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reproductive system
• in females older than 5 months of age
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Alzheimer's disease | DOID:10652 | J:229382 |