behavior/neurological
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• in free-running conditions, the period of temperature rhythm is longer than in wild-type mice
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• 9 of 11 mice become arrhythmic after 10 to 14 days when transferred to dark-dark conditions unlike wild-type mice
• for 3 weeks in dark-dark conditions, one mouse exhibited reduced circadian rhythm amplitude compared to in wild-type mice
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• during the 12-hour recovery after 6 hours of prolonged waking, mice exhibit less waking and more short wave sleep compared to similarly treated wild-type mice
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• in free-running dark-dark conditions mice fail to exhibit a change in REM sleep unlike similarly treated wild-type mice
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nervous system
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• recovery after 6 hours of prolonged waking, mice exhibit an increase in delta power lasting 9 hours during the recovery sleep period compared with wild-type mice in which it lasts 3 hours
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