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MUTANT LINE NAME SYNOPSIS
 GENE OR LOCUS CHROMOSOME PHENOTYPIC DOMAIN DATE AVAILABLE ORDERING INFORMATION
112TNR
 Exceptional perfomance on rotarod training and performance (more)
15
Alcohol Abuse
23-Sep-2005
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221CH19
 Reduced ethanol preference. (more)
19
Alcohol Abuse
Gustation/Olfaction
23-Sep-2005
 Contact TMGC
138TNR
 Females of 138TNR consume high amounts of ethanol in part due to high consumption of liquid. (more)
15
Alcohol Abuse
Gustation/Olfaction
22-Mar-2005
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158TNR
 Males exhibit increased preference for ethanol and increased ethanol consumption. (more)
15
Alcohol Abuse
Gustation/Olfaction
22-Mar-2005
 Contact TMGC
73TND
 Consumes excess amounts of water in a two-bottle choice test. (more)
7
Alcohol Abuse
Gustation/Olfaction
29-May-2003
 Contact TMGC
22TNJ
 Homozygous mice display a hyperactivity phenotype: Increased locomotion and rearing in Open Field test, and enhanced hyperactivity in response to ethanol administration. High frequency hearing loss in ABR assay. (more)
15
Alcohol Abuse
Movement/Neuromuscular Function
Emotional Behavior
Auditory/Vestibular
18-Feb-2003
 Contact TMGC
7TNJ
 Increased locomotor activation following ethanol administration. (more)
15
Alcohol Abuse
Movement/Neuromuscular Function
14-Nov-2002
 Contact TMGC
NMF370
 Mutants show bi-directional circling behavior. (more)

Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
15-Jun-2006
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF430
(video available) 		Deaf with head and body tilt, circling behavior. (more)
 Tmhsnmf430
 17
Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
Movement/Neuromuscular Function
06-Feb-2006
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF455
(video available) 		Body tremor, head tossing and bi-directional circling behavior. (more)
7
Auditory/Vestibular
Movement/Neuromuscular Function
Visible Mutants
06-Feb-2006
 Contact JAX-NMF
62TNW
 Wide-range frequency hearing loss (more)
10
Auditory/Vestibular
22-Aug-2005
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90TNI
 High frequency hearing loss (more)
10
Auditory/Vestibular
22-Aug-2005
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283CH19
 High frequency hearing loss (more)
19
Auditory/Vestibular
22-Aug-2005
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118TNE
 High frequency hearing loss with wide range component. (more)
15
Auditory/Vestibular
18-Mar-2005
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009TNP
 Wide frequency hearing loss with circling behavior (more)
7
Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
Movement/Neuromuscular Function
22-Aug-2005
 Contact TMGC
NMF371
(video available) 		Circling (bi-directional), head tilt and head tossing behavior; the mutants are deaf. (more)
 Myo7anmf371
 7
Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
19-Sep-2005
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF333
(video available) 		The mutants show head tilt and occasional head tossing behavior. (more)
 nmf333
 8
Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
05-Apr-2005
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF318
(video available) 		The mutants are deaf, show circling and head tossing behavior. (more)
 nmf318
 17
Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
21-Jan-2005
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF329
 The mutants are deaf. (more)
 nmf329
 17
Auditory/Vestibular
01-Nov-2004
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71TNP
 Wide-range frequency hearing loss in Male mice. (more)
7
Auditory/Vestibular
18-Jan-2004
 Contact TMGC
NMF219
(video available) 		Circling and head tossing behavior observed by weaning age; mutants are deaf. (more)
 nmf219
 16
Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
28-Feb-2004
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF172
(video available) 		Circling (bi-directional), head tossing behavior observed by weaning age; the mutants are deaf. (more)
 nmf172
 10
Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
28-Feb-2004
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF252
(video available) 		Circling behavior, head tilt and tossing observed by weaning age; the mutants are deaf. (more)
 Cdh23nmf252
 10
Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
28-Feb-2004
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF181
(video available) 		Circling, head tossing behavior; the mutants are deaf. (more)
 Cdh23nmf181
 10
Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
07-Nov-2003
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF190
(video available) 		Circling, head tilt and head tossing behavior; the mutants are deaf. (more)
 Kcne1nmf190
 16
Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
04-Oct-2003
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF112
(video available) 		Circling behavior, slight head tilt; mutants are deaf. (more)
 Cdh23nmf112
 10
Auditory/Vestibular
Visible Mutants
18-Jun-2003
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF4
 Visible head tilt; slight body tremor. (more)
 nmf4
 15
Auditory/Vestibular
Movement/Neuromuscular Function
Visible Mutants
23-Jan-2003
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF19
(video available) 		Circling behavior by weaning age, deaf by 14 weeks of age; reduced grip strength. (more)
 Pcdh15nmf19
 10
Auditory/Vestibular
Movement/Neuromuscular Function
Visible Mutants
21-Jan-2002
 Contact JAX-NMF
Time-sheet
 Wild type mice display a free running period of 23.27 hrs (+/- 0.13 sd) while mice with this mutation free run with a period of 22.4 - 22.9 hrs. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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Short-term
 Wild type mice display a free running period of 23.27 hrs (+/- 0.13 sd) while heterozygous mice with this mutation free run with a period of 22.8 hrs. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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Meantime
 Wild type mice display a free running period of 23.27 hrs (+/- 0.13 sd) while mice with this mutation free run with a period of 22.2-22.7 hrs. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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dinner-time
 Animals do not have a distinct onset of activity; activity pattern is dissociated. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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swingshift
 Animals have innapropriate bouts of activity during the light portion of the circadian assay. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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Short-time
 Shortened period (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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mper1::Luc
 Hemizygous mouse exhibits CD-1 wild-type phenotype. This mouse can be utilized as a reporter line for mper1 transcription. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity
01-May-2005
 Contact NU
Time-course
 Short circadian free-running period in constant darkness. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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Time-trial
 Short circadian free-running period in constant darkness. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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Timetraveler
 Long circadian free-running period in constant darkness. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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Past-time
 Short circadian free-running period in constant darkness. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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Timemachine
 Short circadian free-running period in constant darkness. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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Time-share
 Short circadian free-running period in constant darkness. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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Half-time
 Short circadian free-running period in constant darkness. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity

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Clock-transgenic
 Over-expression of the wild-type Clock message rescues long period and loss-of-rhythm phenotypes in Clock mutant mice. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity
01-May-2005
 Contact NU
mper2::Luc
 Homozygotes exhibit the wildtype phenotype. Used as a model to monitor PER protein in vitro and in vivo. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity
01-May-2005
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part-time
 Shortened free-running period with 1.6 hr shorter in heterozygous mice. (more)
10
Circadian Rhythmicity
01-Aug-2002
 Contact NU
Overtime
 Lengthened free-running period with 2.8 hr longer in homozygous and 0.9 hr longer in heterozygous mice. (more)

Circadian Rhythmicity
01-Aug-2002
 Contact NU
Clock
 Lengthens circadian period by 1 hour in heterozygotes and by 4 hours in homozygotes. Homozygotes lose persistent circadian rhythm in constant darkness. (more)
5
Circadian Rhythmicity
01-May-2005
 Contact NU
116TNE
 Reduced locomotor stimulation in response to cocaine. (more)
15
Drug Abuse
Movement/Neuromuscular Function
01-Mar-2005
 Contact TMGC
4TNJ
 Reduced locomotor stimulation in response to cocaine. (more)
15
Drug Abuse
Movement/Neuromuscular Function
16-Jan-2004
 Contact TMGC
223CH19
 Decreased anxiety related behavior in light/dark task. (more)
19
Emotional Behavior
23-Sep-2005
 Contact TMGC
252TNR
 Increased tail-suspension immobility. (more)
15
Emotional Behavior
23-Sep-2005
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40TNP
 Increased tail suspension immobility. (more)
7
Emotional Behavior
03-Jun-2003
 Contact TMGC
276TNP
 Homozygous mice are mutant for Behavioral Despair/Anxiety as demonstrated by increased tail suspension immobility, and Social Behavior: females show enhanced preference for same-sex conspecific odors. (more)
7
Emotional Behavior
Social Behavior
14-Nov-2002
 Contact TMGC
22TNP
 Increased tail-suspension immobility and tendency toward increased activity in the open field. (more)
7
Emotional Behavior
Movement/Neuromuscular Function
14-Nov-2002
 Contact TMGC
NMF134
 Low threshold to electroconvulsive minimal clonic seizures. (more)
 Nmf134
 2
Epilepsy
29-May-2003
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF88
 Low threshold to electroconvulsive minimal clonic seizures. (more)
 nmf88
 2
Epilepsy
29-May-2003
 Contact JAX-NMF
SZT1
 Heterozygotes have low threshold for electroconvulsive and PTZ-induced seizures; homozygotes show perinatal lethality. (more)
 Szt1
 2
Epilepsy
05-Mar-2003
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NMF31
 Heterozygotes have high threshold to electroconvulsive minimal clonic seizures. (more)
 Nmf31
 1
Epilepsy
09-Feb-2003
 Contact JAX-NMF
NMF268
 White retinal spots. (more)

Eye/Vision
07-Feb-2006
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NMF246
 Grainy retina, retinal spots. (more)

Eye/Vision
02-Feb-2006
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NMF282
 Retinal spots. (more)

Eye/Vision
02-Feb-2006
 Contact JAX-NMF
serg4
 All waves of ERG are undetectable or very small at 12 weeks of age. (more)

Eye/Vision

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serg3
 All waves of ERG are undetectable or very small at 12 weeks of age. (more)

Eye/Vision

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serg2
 All waves of ERG are undetectable or very small at 12 weeks of age. (more)

Eye/Vision

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serg1
 All waves of ERG are undetectable or very small at 12 weeks of age. (more)

Eye/Vision

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nob4
 Mutant mice have an ERG at 12 weeks that lacks rod b-wave and scotopic threshold response(STR), cone ERG has large amplitude. (more)

Eye/Vision
18-Oct-2005
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biga1
 a-wave of electroretinogram (ERG) is almost twice the normal peak amplitude at 12 weeks of age. Other waves are normal. (more)

Eye/Vision

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NMF195
 Grainy retina. (more)

Eye/Vision
21-Apr-2005
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NMF247
 Retinal spots, vitreal fibroplasia. (more)
 nmf247
 14
Eye/Vision
27-Dec-2004
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NMF191
 Grainy retina. (more)
 Nmf191
 4
Eye/Vision
27-Dec-2004
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NMF240
 Mottled retina and atrophied retinal blood vessels. (more)

Eye/Vision
17-Nov-2004
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NMF131
 Hyaloid remnants and vitreal fibroplasia with white retinal spots. (more)

Eye/Vision
14-Sep-2004
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203CH19
 Simple congenital micropthalmia (low eye weight). (more)
19
Eye/Vision
16-Jan-2004
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NMF166
 Lens extrusion cataract and deep anterior chamber. (more)
 nmf166
 4
Eye/Vision
24-Apr-2004
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NMF193
 Mottled retina indicative of pan retinal photoreceptor degeneration. (more)

Eye/Vision
24-Apr-2004
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NMF192
 Retinal spots, mottled retinae. (more)

Eye/Vision
28-Feb-2004
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NMF128
 The mutants show spots on retina and in vitreous body. (more)

Eye/Vision
26-Dec-2003
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NMF144
 Retinal spots; the phenotype represents a Crb1rd8like mutation, however the expression is milder in NMF144 than that observed in Crb1rd8mutants. (more)
 Crb1rd8
 1
Eye/Vision
13-Dec-2003
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117TNP
 Hypopigmentation of the fundus with disruption of the RPE and choroid. (more)
7
Eye/Vision
Histology
29-May-2003
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47TNT
 Pale optic disk with hypervascularization of optic nerve. (more)
15
Eye/Vision
Histology
29-May-2003
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28TNP
 Hyperpigmentation around optic disk with abnormal retinal vascularization. (more)
7
Eye/Vision
Histology
29-May-2003
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163TNP
 Hypopigmentation of the fundus with disruption of the RPE and choroid. (more)
7
Eye/Vision
Histology
19-May-2003
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135TNP
 Hypopigmentation of the fundus with disruption of the RPE and choroid. (more)
7
Eye/Vision
Histology
31-May-2003
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NMF137
 Mottled retina, white retinal vessels. (more)
 Pde6bnmf137
 5
Eye/Vision
27-Jun-2003
 Contact JAX-NMF