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Specificity of behavioral and neurochemical dysfunction in the chakragati mouse: a novel genetic model of a movement disorder.

Brain research - 16 Apr 1993

Fitzgerald L W, Ratty A K, Teitler M, Gross K W, Glick S D

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The chakragati (ckr) mouse is a transgenic insertional mutant that displays lateralized circling behavior, locomotor hyperactivity, hyperexcitability as well as body weight deficits. The mutation is autosomal and recessive. We have previously found that ckr mice have bilateral asymmetric elevations in striatal dopamine (DA) D2-like (D2, D3 and/or D4), but not D1-like (D1 and/or D5) receptors. Predictably, these...

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PMID: 8495359
DOI: 10.1016/0006-8993(93)91465-5

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