behavior/neurological
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• mice having both mutant alleles are said to exhibit a severe ataxic/dystonic phenotype similar to that of homozygous wobbly mice, in contrast with the mild ataxia of wobbly heterozygotes
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• mice having both mutant alleles are said to exhibit a severe ataxic/dystonic phenotype similar to that of homozygous wobbly mice, in contrast with the mild ataxia of wobbly heterozygotes
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• in the hindlimb extension reflex test, mice with both mutant alleles exhibit spasmodic movements and flexion of the hindlimbs
• these compound mutant mice perform poorly in the inclined-plane test
• in the rotarod test, these compound mutant mice cannot maintain purchase on even a stationary rod
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• in the narrow-beam cross, mice with both mutant alleles are unable to cross a narrow beam toward a platform, indicating poor fine motor control
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• the grip strength of mice with both mutant alleles is significantly weaker than that of wild-type controls
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muscle
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• mice having both mutant alleles are said to exhibit a severe ataxic/dystonic phenotype similar to that of homozygous wobbly mice, in contrast with the mild ataxia of wobbly heterozygotes
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