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Characterization of the spontaneous and gripping-induced immobility episodes on taiep rats.
Synapse (New York, N.Y.) - 1 Nov 2005
Cortés Ma Del Carmen, Gavito Berenice, Ita Martha L, Valencia Jaime, Eguibar José R
Abstract excerpt
In 1989, we described a new autosomic-recessive myelin-mutant rat that develops a progressive motor syndrome characterized by tremor, ataxia, immobility episodes (IEs), epilepsy, and paralysis. taiep is the acronym of these symptoms. The rat developed a hypomyelination, followed by demyelination. At an age of 7-8 months, taiep rats developed IEs, characterized electroencephalographically by REM sleep-like...
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