Impulsivity and attentional dysfunction in DAT-AAA knock-in mice

Key Points

• Impulsivity and attentional dysfunction were observed in DAT-AAA knock-in mice, suggesting altered behavior.
• Key findings include impaired attention and increased impulsivity compared to wild-type controls.
• Behavioral assays were used to assess performance across various tasks in the mice model.
• These results highlight potential mechanisms underlying dopamine receptor dysfunction, indicating a need for further exploration.