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Wildtype epidermal growth factor receptor (Egfr) is not required for daily locomotor or masking behavior in mice Cover

Wildtype epidermal growth factor receptor (Egfr) is not required for daily locomotor or masking behavior in mice

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|Nov 2006

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Table 1

Activity measurements at 200–300 lux

Mouse numberStrainGenotypeTotal activityaDaytime activitybMaskingc
1C57BL/6J+301541.8299.33
2C57BL/6J+379510.2899.45
3C57BL/6J+444850.8697.35
4C57BL/6JWnt3avt/vt235091.4399.72
5B6.129 F1+510141.4495.82
6B6.129 F1+391330.7496.10
7C57BL/6JEgfrwa2/wa22763030.2266.25
8C57BL/6JEgfrwa2/wa2218211.3095.82
9C57BL/6JEgfrwa2/wa2408840.0899.97
10C57BL/6JEgfrwa2/wa2339751.1697.80
11C57BL/6JEgfrwa2/wa2319970.5597.97
12C57BL/6JEgfrwa2/wa2381651.9580.49
13C57BL/6JEgfrwa2/wa2358180.9899.37
14C57BL/6JEgfrwa2/wa2377740.3999.27
15C57BL/6JEgfrwa2/wa2218881.9297.39
16B6.129 F1Egfrwa2/wa24393017.5526.63
17B6.129 F1Egfrwa2/wa2465051.4197.50

a Average number of wheel revolutions per twenty-four hour period.

b Percentage of total wheel revolutions during light cycle.

c Percent suppression of activity during three-hour light pulse given during the dark cycle, relative to activity in the same dark cycle time period on the previous day.

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Figure 1

Locomotor activity in Egfrwa2/wa2 mice during 12 h:12 h light:dark cycles and three-hour light pulses given during the dark cycle. Horizontal white and black bars represent light and dark exposure, respectively. Vertical axis indicates wheel-running activity. (A) The majority of Egfrwa2/wa2 mice tested were indistinguishable from wildtype controls in behavior, though two Egfrwa2/wa2 mice did exhibit a phase shift resulting in abnormally high daytime activity, as well as abnormally high activity during a three hour light pulse. (B) Abnormal wheel running activity during three-hour light pulses followed a characteristic one-hour of activity suppression in three Egfrwa2/wa2 mice (red), while wildtype (dark blue) and the majority of Egfrwa2/wa2 mice (light blue) demonstrated suppression of activity throughout the pulse. Grey areas, lights off; white area, light pulse.

Language: English
Published on: Nov 16, 2006
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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© 2006 Reade B Roberts, Carol L Thompson, Daekee Lee, Richard W Mankinen, Aziz Sancar, David W Threadgill, published by Ubiquity Press
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