<p>Data are shown as mean ± SEM for the elevated plus maze test (control, n = 10; LS group, n = 12; MDR group, n = 6). (A) illustrates the time that mice spent in the aversive open arms of the maze during 5 min of the test. (B) illustrates the time that mice spent in the closed arms of the maze during the test. (C) illustrates the number of crossings observed during the test. (D) illustrates the time that mice spent in the center of the maze during the test. (*) represents a significant individual difference when compared to the normal group (p<0.05, Mann-Whitney U test). (†) represents a significant individual difference when compared to the LS group (p<0.05, Mann-Whitney U test).</p
<p>(<b>A,B</b>) <i>Testing for anxiety</i>. Control and THS mice were tested using an Elevated Plus ...
<p>(A) Analysis of total time spent on open arms demonstrate significant less time for KO mice (N = ...
<p>Explorative activity of CTR (black, n = 19), HET (half tone, n = 18) and cKO mice (white, n = 19)...
<p>Mean ± SEM for each group A) Time (sec) spent in the closed arm of the elevated plus maze (EPM) i...
International audienceThe elevated plus-maze (EPM) is a very common rodent test of anxiety. It is ba...
<p>Data are shown as mean ± SEM. (A–B) Open field test (control, n = 6; LS group, n = 11; MDR group,...
<p>Data are shown as mean ± SEM for the light-dark transition test (control, n = 7; LS group, n = 11...
<p>a) Activity-related measures exemplified as the path length covered during the test. Bars represe...
Reiteration of the EPM after DSR testing enabled the comparison of Dom and Sub mice’s risk assessmen...
Reiteration of the EPM after DSR testing enabled the comparison of Dom and Sub mice’s risk assessmen...
<p>Time spent (upper row), distance travelled (mid row) and percentage of entries (lower row) onto t...
<p><b>A</b>. Bar graph depicting the preferences of running (black) and sedentary (white) mice for c...
<p>Entry and time spent in open and closed arms of elevated plus maze (A, B): At week 8 of age, all ...
<p>(A–F) Light/dark transition test: distance traveled in the light/dark compartments (A, E), time s...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Percentage of time spent in the open arms. (<b>B</b>) Number of entries into the open ...
<p>(<b>A,B</b>) <i>Testing for anxiety</i>. Control and THS mice were tested using an Elevated Plus ...
<p>(A) Analysis of total time spent on open arms demonstrate significant less time for KO mice (N = ...
<p>Explorative activity of CTR (black, n = 19), HET (half tone, n = 18) and cKO mice (white, n = 19)...
<p>Mean ± SEM for each group A) Time (sec) spent in the closed arm of the elevated plus maze (EPM) i...
International audienceThe elevated plus-maze (EPM) is a very common rodent test of anxiety. It is ba...
<p>Data are shown as mean ± SEM. (A–B) Open field test (control, n = 6; LS group, n = 11; MDR group,...
<p>Data are shown as mean ± SEM for the light-dark transition test (control, n = 7; LS group, n = 11...
<p>a) Activity-related measures exemplified as the path length covered during the test. Bars represe...
Reiteration of the EPM after DSR testing enabled the comparison of Dom and Sub mice’s risk assessmen...
Reiteration of the EPM after DSR testing enabled the comparison of Dom and Sub mice’s risk assessmen...
<p>Time spent (upper row), distance travelled (mid row) and percentage of entries (lower row) onto t...
<p><b>A</b>. Bar graph depicting the preferences of running (black) and sedentary (white) mice for c...
<p>Entry and time spent in open and closed arms of elevated plus maze (A, B): At week 8 of age, all ...
<p>(A–F) Light/dark transition test: distance traveled in the light/dark compartments (A, E), time s...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Percentage of time spent in the open arms. (<b>B</b>) Number of entries into the open ...
<p>(<b>A,B</b>) <i>Testing for anxiety</i>. Control and THS mice were tested using an Elevated Plus ...
<p>(A) Analysis of total time spent on open arms demonstrate significant less time for KO mice (N = ...
<p>Explorative activity of CTR (black, n = 19), HET (half tone, n = 18) and cKO mice (white, n = 19)...