Table 2. Recent studies using behavioral paradigms that measure negative symptoms of schizophrenia in rodent models.
Paradigm | Animal Model | Experimental Manipulation | Results | References |
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Forced swim test | Developmental | LPS-treated NMRI mouse offspring | ↑ increased immobility | [97] |
Genetic | En2 null mutant mice | ↑ increased immobility | [98] | |
EPRAP KO mice | ↑ increased immobility | [100] | ||
NCS-1 KO mice | ↑ increased immobility | [105] | ||
NT KO mice | ↑ increased immobility | [104] | ||
Heterozygous reeler mice + corticosterone | ↑ increased immobility | [99] | ||
GRIA1 KO mice | ↓ decreased immobility | [106] | ||
ALK KO homozygous mice | ↓ decreased immobility | [103] | ||
GCLM KO mice | ↓ decreased immobility | [101] | ||
DBA/2J mice | ↓ decreased immobility | [102] | ||
PTPRG KO mice | ↓ decreased immobility | [107] | ||
Grin1(Rgsc174)/Grin1+ mice | NE | [108] | ||
Pharmacological | Chronic administration of ketamine in mice | ↑ increased immobility | [109] | |
Subchronic treatment with ketamine in mice | ↑ increased immobility | [110] | ||
13-day treatment with MK-801 in mice | ↑ increased immobility | [112] | ||
15-day treatment with MK-801 in mice | ↑ increased immobility | [111] | ||
PCP treatment in mice | ↑ increased immobility | [113] | ||
Tail suspension test | Developmental | LPS-treated NMRI mouse offspring | ↑ increased immobility | [97] |
Prenatal LPS-exposed mice | ↑ increased immobility | [122] | ||
Genetic | SREBP1c KO mice | ↑ increased immobility | [47] | |
Forebrain-specific NCAM-deficient mice | ↑ increased immobility | [123] | ||
Male MB-COMT deficient mice | ↑ increased immobility | [124] | ||
NCS-1 KO mice | ↑ increased immobility | [105] | ||
NT KO mice | ↑ increased immobility | [104] | ||
GRIA1 KO mice | ↓ decreased immobility | [106] | ||
DBA/2J mice | ↓ decreased immobility | [102] | ||
Grin1(Rgsc174)/Grin1+ mice | NE | [108] | ||
Pharmacological | Subchronic treatment with ketamine in mice | ↑ increased immobility | [110] | |
Chronic administration of ketamine in mice | NE | [119] | ||
Subchronic PCP administration in mice | NE | [125] | ||
Sucrose preference test | Developmental | Viral mimic Poly(I:C)-induced MIA mouse offspring | ↓ decreased preference | [129] |
Perinatal L-Dopa treatment in male juvenile mice | ↓ decreased preference | [46] | ||
Genetic | CD2 KO mice | ↓ decreased preference | [130] | |
G72/G30 Tg mice | ↓ decreased preference | [131] | ||
Grin1(ΔPV) mice + MK-801 | ↓ decreased preference | [132] | ||
Grik4 KO mice | ↑ increased preference | [133] | ||
Ahi1 +/- KO mice + chronic unpredictable stress | NE | [134] | ||
GluA1 KO mice | NE | [135] | ||
NRG1 mutant mice + stress | NE | [136] | ||
Pharmacological | JNJ chronic administration in mice | ↓ decreased preference | [137] | |
Three-chamber sociality test | Genetic | Brain-specific CRMP 2 knockout (cKO) mice | ↓ decreased social interaction | [52] |
Pcm1+/− mice | ↓ decreased social interaction | [140] | ||
SREBP1c KO mice | ↓ decreased social interaction | [47] | ||
CPB-K mice | ↓ decreased social interaction | [141] | ||
Glu-CB1(-/-) female mice | ↓ decreased social interaction | [142] | ||
Reelin deficiency + corticosterone in male mice | ↓ decreased social interaction | [71] | ||
Sarm1 knockdown mice | ↓ decreased social interaction | [143] | ||
V1aR KO mice | ↓ decreased social interaction | [144] | ||
Type III NRG1+/- male mice from mutant fathers | ↑ increased social interaction | [58] | ||
Selective knockdown of PLC-β1 in mPFC of male mice | NE | [59] | ||
NRG1 mutant mice | NE | [146] | ||
Pharmacological | Ketamine treatment in mice | ↓ decreased social interaction | [145] | |
PCP treatment in mice | ↓ decreased social interaction | [113] | ||
Administration of Catha edulis forsk extract | ↓ decreased social interaction | [60] | ||
Elevated plus maze | Genetic | Nlgn2 R215H knock-in homozygous mice | ↑ increased anxiety-like behavior | [73] |
Heterozygous Ank3 KO mice | ↑ increased anxiety-like behavior | [152] | ||
Female DISC1(D453G) mice | ↑ increased anxiety-like behavior | [153] | ||
Kynurenine 3-monooxygenase-deficient mice | ↑ increased anxiety-like behavior | [154] | ||
NAc-TMEM mice | ↑ increased anxiety-like behavior | [80] | ||
FFAR1-/- female mice | ↓ decreased anxiety-like behavior | [155] | ||
Forebrain knockout of DNMT1 in mice | ↓ decreased anxiety-like behavior | [156] | ||
CRMP2 deficient mice | ↓ decreased anxiety-like behavior | [157] | ||
Mutant DISC1 male mice | NE | [158] | ||
Pcm1(+/-) mice | NE | [140] | ||
Type III NRG1+/- male mice from mutant fathers | NE | [58] |
Abbreviations: Ahi1 = Abelson helper integration site 1; ALK = anaplastic lymphoma kinase; Ank3 = ankyrin 3; CD2 = cyclin-D2; CRMP2 = collapsin response mediator protein 2; DISC1 = disrupted-in-schizophrenia 1; DNMT1, DNA methyltransferase 1; En2 = engrailed-2; EPRAP = EP4 receptor-associated protein; FFAR1 = free fatty acid receptor 1; GCLM = glutamate-cysteine ligase modifier; GLAST = glial glutamate and aspartate transporter; GluA1 = glutamate A1; Glu-CB1 = cannabinoid receptor type 1 in glutamergic neurons; GRIA1 = glutamate ionotropic receptor AMPA type subunit 1; Grik4 = glutamate receptor, ionotropic, kainate 4; Grin1 = glutamate ionotropic receptor NMDA type subunit 1; JNJ = JNJ-28871063; KO = knockout; L-dopa = levodopa; LPS = lipopolysaccharide; MB-COMT = membrane-bound catechol-O-methyltransferase; MIA = maternal immune activation; mPFC = medial prefrontal cortex; NAc-TMEM mice = Tmem168 vector injected into the NAc of C57BL/6J mice; NCAM = neural cell adhesion molecule; NCS-1 = neuronal calcium sensor; Nlgn2 R215H = missense mutation R215H of neuroligin 2; NMRI = Naval Medical Research Institute; NRG1 = neuregulin-1; NT = neurotensin; Pcm1 = pericentriolar material 1; PCP = phencyclidine; PLC-β1 = phospholipase C-β1; poly(I:C) = polyinosinic-polycytidylic acid; PTPRG = receptor protein tyrosine phosphatase gamma; SARM1 = sterile alpha and TIR motif-containing 1; SREBP1c = sterol regulatory element-binding protein 1c; Tg = transgenic; V1AR = vasopressin receptor 1A; NE = no effect.