behavior/neurological
• in the novel object recognition test, mice show an impaired ability to distinguish between novel and familiar objects, with a lower recognition index, indicating deficits in recognition memory
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• in the Morris water maze, mice show longer escape latencies from the 4th day of training onwards, indicating impaired spatial learning
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• probe tests show a lack of quadrant preference and reduced platform crossings indicating deficits in hippocampus-dependent spatial memory
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• mice show lower rates of spontaneous alternation in the Y-maze, but no difference in the total number of arms traversed, indicating impaired spatial working memory
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• mice spend increased time in the outer zone of the open field test, indicating heightened anxiety
• in the elevated plus maze, mice enter the open arm for a reduced time, with a corresponding reduction in the distance traveled in the open arm and a higher distance traveled in the closed arm
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• in the three-chambered social interaction test, mice do not differentiate between familiar and novel mice during the social novelty phase, indicating an impairment in novelty recognition
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• mice show reduced latency to fall off the rotarod, indicating impaired motor balance
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• in the open field test, mice exhibit hyperactivity
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• in the three-chambered social interaction test, mice do not show a preference for the chamber containing another mouse, indicating an impairment in social interaction
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nervous system
• marker analysis indicates decreased neurogenesis in the hippocampus
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• mice show an increase in brain mass
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• hippocampus shows reduced neuronal counts
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• prefrontal cortex shows a decrease in dendritic spine density
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• hippocampus shows maintained dendritic complexity but increased spine density with a tendency towards immature spine morphologies
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• prefrontal cortex regions show diminished dendritic branching
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• marker analysis indicates synaptic disruption in the hippocampus
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cellular
• marker analysis indicates decreased neurogenesis in the hippocampus
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
intellectual disability | DOID:1059 | J:370017 |