MGI:95621Homozygous null mutants die at birth with cleft palate. Survivors show delayed growth, reduced lifespan, seizures, ataxia, hyperactivity, hyperresponsiveness and reduced learning, mothering ability and REM sleep. A point mutation lowers anesthetic effect.
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