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Decrease of locomotor activity in <i>Auts2</i> mutant mice during habituation.
Published 2016“…Data are presented as the mean ± SEM (A: WT, n = 17, <i>Auts2</i><sup><i>neo/+</i></sup> = 14 and B: WT, n = 10, <i>Auts2</i><sup><i>neo/+</i></sup> = 9). …”
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Decrease in GABA<sub>A</sub> immunoreactivity in APP mice.
Published 2017“…(<b>E</b>) Slow oscillation power (normalized to wildtype) and (<b>F</b>) mean slow oscillation frequency before (WT baseline) and after picrotoxin (PTX) application to brains of 2–4 month old wildtype mice (n = 4 mice). …”
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Decreased dendritic spine density and mEPSC amplitude in the DG of Arf4<sup>+/−</sup> mice compared to WT mice.
Published 2013“…(<i>C</i>) Spine densities for specific spine subtypes in the DG of WT and Arf4<sup>+/−</sup> mice. (<i>D–F</i>) Electrophysiological recordings reveal a decrease in amplitude of mEPSCs in Arf4<sup>+/−</sup> (n = 9 cells) compared to WT controls (n = 6 cells) at 2 months of age. …”
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GluN2A(D731N) decreases channel open probability.
Published 2017“…The di-heteromeric mutant (2A-D731N) and tri-heteromeric receptors with two-copies of the mutant subunit (D731N/D731N) showed a prolonged inhibition rate, reflecting a decreased channel open probability. …”