behavior/neurological
N |
• males perform similar to controls in assays for gait, velocity, vertical activity, anxiety, sociability and cognition
• males have normal hearing and pain responses
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• decreased freezing behavior after repeated tone-shock pairings during training
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• decreased freezing behavior in contextual recall in trace fear-conditioning task
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• decreased freezing behavior in cued recall
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• reduced tendency to explore new arm in Y maze
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• hindlimb clasping
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• in pole test males slip from pole or climb down in a slow and uncoordinated fashion
• decreased latency to fall in wire hang test
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growth/size/body
• female mice become overweight beginning at 5 weeks of age
• at 20 weeks female mice are 101% heavier than controls
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• mice are smaller than littermates prior to weaning
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mortality/aging
• more than 80% of mice die before 25 weeks of age
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skeleton
Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
Smith-Magenis syndrome | DOID:0060768 |
OMIM:182290 |
J:237687 |