behavior/neurological
• in the rotarod test, mice show decreased motor learning and performance during subsequent trials after the first trial
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• grip strength is severely reduced to about 15% of controls
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• running distance is reduced indicating reduced running endurance
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growth/size/body
• mice are lean
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• mice show consistently lower body weight from 5 weeks of age
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• mice are short
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homeostasis/metabolism
• running distance is reduced indicating reduced running endurance
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• 10-fold reduction in creatine levels in heart and skeletal muscle and about 70% reduction in cerebral levels
• mice show a reduction of phosphocreatine in skeletal muscle, with a 40-fold reduction in skeletal muscle
• however, no difference in kidney creatine levels
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• fasted and fed blood glucose levels are decreased
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• glucose tolerance test show faster glucose clearance after normalization to fasted blood glucose levels
• mice show faster glucose clearance in muscle
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• inorganic phosphate tissue concentration in skeletal muscle is increased 3-fold
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• citrate synthase activity is increased in extensor digitorum longus and soleus muscle
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muscle
• mice exhibit reduced cross-sectional area of the hind leg muscle and of myocytes
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• single fiber atrophy in the extensor digitorum longus muscle
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• mice exhibit altered muscle energy metabolism, with reduced phosophocreatine, decreased ATP/inorganic phosphate levels despite increased inorganic phosphate to ATP flux, and more than 40% decrease in ATP levels in the hind limb
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• on the pole test, mice are not capable of turning upside down
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skeleton
• severe kyphoscoliosis
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
cerebral creatine deficiency syndrome 1 | DOID:0050800 |
OMIM:300352 |
J:264220 |