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Circling behavior in the Ecl mouse is caused by lateral semicircular canal defects.

The Journal of comparative neurology - 19 Jan 2004

Cryns Kim, van Alphen Arjan M, van Spaendonck Michiel P, van de Heyning Paul H, Timmermans Jean-Pierre, de Zeeuw Chris I, van Camp Guy

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The epistatic circler mouse (Ecl mouse) is a preexisting mutant, which displays a circling phenotype and hyperactivity. It has been shown that the circling phenotype in this mutant results from a complex inheritance pattern, but the vestibular pathology has not been analyzed. The present study de...

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PMID: 14689488
DOI: 10.1002/cne.10975

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