Some observations on “reeler”, a neuromuscular mutation in mice
Abstract If they are active, reeler mutants are surprisingly similar to normals in appearance, level of cage activity, self-grooming, environmental and social exploration, mating behavior, social behavior in the nest, parental behavior, and in the age at which a variety of motor responses emerge. Th...
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