behavior/neurological
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• females display increase in foot-slips on narrow beam in beam walking challenge
• females are slower in both orienting downwards and descending in pole test
• males are faster orienting downwards in pole test
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• 10% decrease in forepaw base width and 20% increase in front and hind paw overlap
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• 17% increase in forepaw base width
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• 5% increase in forepaw stride length
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nervous system
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• hypocellularity: 40% decrease in cell number
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
| torsion dystonia 6 | DOID:0090039 |
OMIM:602629 |
J:226849 | |


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