growth/size/body
• mice have lower body weights but gradually normalize by 3-4 months of age
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taste/olfaction
• mice demonstrate an increased aversion than controls to water containing 0.03 mM or higher quinine
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behavior/neurological
• when a large dose (3.6 g/kg bodyweight) of ethanol is used as an anesthetic, mice exhibit significantly more tolerance to the sedative effects
• the time to regain righting reflex after ethanol administration is 51 minutes compared to 87 minutes for controls
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• mice have significantly reduced conditioned taste aversion for ethanol than do controls
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• mice have a nervous-like behavior
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• mice have strong body tremors when picked up or when encountering novel stimuli
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• mice have increased activity compared to controls
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