behavior/neurological
N |
• not alterations in circadian rhythmicity
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• learning deficits observed by 4 months of age
• increase in number of training sessions for five choice serial reaction time task (measure of frontal function) to reach performance criteria as compared to wild-type
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• deficit in choice phase of spontaneous object recognition task
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• inattention phenotype reflecting frontal or executive dysfunction
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• increased eating by hand by 4 months of age
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polyphagia
(
J:261673
)
|
• reduced hanging by 4 months of age
• in males, reduced rotarod latency is observed in a 6 month old cohort
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• reduced walking by 4 months of age
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• increased rearing by 4 months of age
|
• marble burying (innate digging) behavior is decreased in some mutants, however, other mutants perform similar to wild-type
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growth/size/body
• weight gain due to hyperphagia
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nervous system
N |
• no evidence is found for impairment of motor coordination or denervation or motor unit loss of the lower motor neurons
• no alteration is observed in cortical thickness or cellular density
|
• 25% reduction of parvalbumin-positive interneurons in the frontal cortex
|
• 25% reduction of parvalbumin-positive interneurons in the frontal cortex
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mortality/aging
• reduced numbers of males are produced
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis type 10 | DOID:0060201 |
OMIM:612069 |
J:261673 | |
frontotemporal dementia | DOID:9255 |
OMIM:600274 |
J:261673 |