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CTRP10 is required for optimal motor function
Fangluo Chen
, Muzna Saqib
,
Chantelle E. Terrillion
, Noelle Wright
, Dylan C. Sarver
,
Joseph Scafidi
, G. William Wong
School of Medicine
Kennedy Krieger Institute
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Motor Function
100%
Knock-in Mouse Model
100%
Fine Motor Skills
100%
Motor Cortex
66%
Mitochondrial Respiration
66%
Central Nervous System
33%
Motor Deficits
33%
Biological Pathways
33%
Functional Analysis
33%
Spatial Memory
33%
Nervous System
33%
Motor Learning
33%
Cell Signaling
33%
Female Mice
33%
Depression Disorder
33%
Transcriptome Analysis
33%
Cerebellum Cortex
33%
Oligodendrocyte
33%
Running Wheel
33%
Locomotor Activity
33%
Synaptic Organization
33%
Specific Marker
33%
Proprioception
33%
Behavioral Control
33%
Secreted Proteins
33%
Grip Strength
33%
Recognition Memory
33%
Motor Coordination
33%
System Control
33%
Sensorimotor Gating
33%
Brain Expression
33%
Addiction Disorders
33%
Knockout Animals
33%
Anterior Thalamus
33%
Mouse Behavior
33%
Central Function
33%
Exploratory Behavior
33%
Beam Walking
33%
C1q Family
33%
Gross Motor Function
33%
Constitutive Knockout
33%
Genetic Evidence
33%
Excitatory Neurons
33%
Rotarod Apparatus
33%
Neuroscience
Behavior (Neuroscience)
100%
Motor Cortex
50%
Mitochondrial Respiration
50%
Motor Skills
50%
Cerebellum
25%
Central Nervous System
25%
Cell Signaling
25%
Nervous System
25%
Motor Learning
25%
Oligodendrocyte
25%
Complement Component C1q
25%
Proprioception
25%
Recognition Memory
25%
Motor Coordination
25%
Sensory Gating
25%
Transcriptomics
25%
Genetic Marker
25%
Spatial Memory
25%
Genetics
25%
Psychopathology
25%
Thalamic Nucleus
25%