behavior/neurological
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• mutant mice occasionally fall over
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• toeing-out of hind feet is often noticeable before the gait becomes abnormal
• mutant mice often lean to one side
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• the bodies of mutant mice are held closer to the ground
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abnormal gait
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J:262
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• Background Sensitivity: mutant mice are recognizeable by 2.5 weeks of age
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• due to effects of seizures
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• a seizure pattern develops in mutant mice by 3 weeks of age
• preceded by increased running with abrupt directional changes followed by no motor activity and increased respiration
• begin as early as 2 weeks of age as sporadic seizures
• have little effect on life span
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• begin as early as 2 weeks of age
• preceded by flattening of the sacral area with spastic abduction and extension of a hind limb
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nervous system
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• a seizure pattern develops in mutant mice by 3 weeks of age
• preceded by increased running with abrupt directional changes followed by no motor activity and increased respiration
• begin as early as 2 weeks of age as sporadic seizures
• have little effect on life span
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• begin as early as 2 weeks of age
• preceded by flattening of the sacral area with spastic abduction and extension of a hind limb
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reproductive system
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• in both sexes due to impact of the neurological phenotype
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