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Published in final edited form as: Cell Mol Neurobiol. 2012 Mar 27;32(6):907–918. doi: 10.1007/s10571-012-9830-6

Table 2.

Behavior in Rhes Mutant Mice

Behavior Effect Reference
Open field, drug-naïve rhes−/− locomotion ↓ 1st 5 min Spano et al., 2004
Rotarod, drug-naïve rhes−/− ↓latency to fall Spano et al., 2004
Elevated plus-maze, drug-naïve rhes−/− females ↑ anxiety Spano et al., 2004
Morris water maze, drug-naive no genotype difference Spano et al., 2004
Passive avoidance, drug-naïve
Novelty-induced exploration, drug-naïve rhes−/− ↑ activity Errico et al., 2008
Open field, drug-naïve rhes−/− ↑ activity Errico et al., 2008
Rotarod, drug-naïve no genotype difference Errico et al., 2008
Locomotor activity, SKF 81297 rhes−/− ↑activity Errico et al., 2008
Stereotypy, apomorphine rhes−/−, rhes+/− ↑ response Quintero et al., 2008
Catalepsy, haloperidol rhes−/− ↑ response Errico et al., 2008
Catalepsy, eticlopride rhes−/− ↑ response Quintero et al., 2008
Grooming, SKF 38393 rhes−/− ↓ response Quintero et al., 2008
Tail flick analgesia, morphine rhes−/− ↑ analgesia Lee et al., 2011
Formalin analgesia, morphine rhes−/− ↑ analgesia Lee et al., 2011
Morphine analgesia tolerance rhes−/− no tolerance Lee et al., 2011
Opiate withdrawal (naloxone-precipitated) rhes−/− ↓ response Lee et al., 2011