• mice exhibit normal rearing, social preference, acoustic startle, and prepulse inhibition (J:169472)

• following contextual fear conditioning, mice exhibit reduced freezing compared with wild-type mice (J:169472)

• however, cued fear conditioning is normal (J:169472)

• mice spend less time attending a novel object in a short-term novel object recognition test compared with wild-type mice (J:169472)

• mice exhibit longer latency to finding a visible platform in a Morris water maze likely due to decreased swim speed compared with wild-type mice (J:169472)

• mice exhibit longer latency to finding a visible platform in a Morris water maze likely due to decreased swim speed compared with wild-type mice (J:169472)

• mice exhibit an increase in activity along the periphery of a novel environment compared with wild-type mice (J:169472)

• during the first 5 minutes in a novel environment (J:169472)

• in the brain, muscle, heart, testes, and serum (J:169472)

• however, kidney levels are normal (J:169472)

• in the prefrontal cortex, hippocampus, and neostriatum (J:169472)