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[Relationship between certain forms of catalepsy in rats. An attempt at genetic analysis].

Rats from strain GC selected for predisposition to "pseudocatalepsy" (a cataleptic response to an enforced vertical posture) are also characterized by an increased duration of pinch-induced catalepsy. Expression of catalepsy in F1 and segregation in F2 hybrids obtained from GC x Wistar crossing were analyzed. The results obtained indicate that a monogenic dominant inheritance with incomplete penetrance cannot be ruled out for both pseudocatalepsy and pinch-induced catalepsy.