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. 2012 Sep 7;46(2):393–429. doi: 10.1007/s12035-012-8315-4

Table 3.

The 41 groups of “phenotypes” identified in polyQ models belonging to “general phenotypes” categories [neuropathological (N), cognitive (C), motor (M) and other (O)]: the number indicates the amount of records that are present for every “phenotype” in the data table

Neuropathological (N) Other (O)
  polyQ protein aggregates 549 Lifespan 69 Hormonal dysregulation 13
  Neuronal morphology alterations 145 Organ pathology 54 SHIRPA change 6
  Neuronal physiology alterations 138 Body weight change 54 Body temperature alteration 4
  Brain morphology alteration 88 polyQ protein aggregates 51 Circadian rhythm alteration 3
  Neuronal loss 62 Muscle abnormalities 42 Abnormal urination 2
  Glial abnormalities 55 Posture abnormalities 32 Hearing impairment 2
  Retinopathy 16 Fertility 19 Diabetes insipidus 1
  Abnormal myelination 10 Adipose tissue dysfunction 15 Narcolepsy 1
  Sensorimotor gating impairment 10 Metabolism alteration 14 Visual impairment 1
  Neurogenesis impairment 8 Diabetes mellitus 13
  Autonomous nervous system (ANS) dysfunction 1
Cognitive (C) Motor (M)
  Learning and memory impairment 42 Balance and coordination alterations 111 Tremor 25
  Affective function alteration 23 Locomotor impairment 97 Abnormal sensorimotor response 21
Gait alteration 52 Seizures 11
Clasping behavior 37 Dyskinesia 7
Muscle strength impairment 29