behavior/neurological
• mice exhibit increased exploratory behavior in both the open field and elevated plus maze
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• compulsive grooming in symptomatic mice
• presymptomatic mice show a trend towards excessive grooming
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• mice are hyperactive in both the open field and elevated plus maze
• treatment with an acute intraperitoneal injection of a low dose of haloperidol reverses the hyperactivity but does not alter the thigmotaxis in the open field maze
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• mice exhibit trichotillomania
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integument
• aged mice exhibit extensive bald patches localized to the nape of the neck and upper back
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skin lesions
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J:234705
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• bald patches progress to full lesions with 100% penetrance by 9 months of age
• lesions are self-inflicted and not caused by social grooming
• lesions are not responsive to topical antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, or antihistamine treatment and mice do not exhibit a difference in response to histamine injection compared to controls
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nervous system
• thinner myelin sheaths in the optic nerve, indicating hypomyelination in the optic nerve
• however, myelination in the spinal cord and sciatic nerve is normal
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• hypomyelination in the optic nerve
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• mice are less sensitive to the prepulse and thus show reduced inhibition
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
schizophrenia | DOID:5419 |
OMIM:181500 |
J:234705 |