<p>In a sociability test SPF and GF mice were not different in time spent in chamber with a strange mouse (A) or with an empty cage (B) at either four (n = 15 for both female and male SPF mice; n = 6 for female and n = 9 for male GF mice) or 12 (n = 13 for both female and male SPF and n = 7 for both female and male GF mice) weeks of age. In the test for social novelty, no difference between SPF and GF groups was found in time spent with a familiar mouse (C), but there was a significant decrease in time spent with a novel mouse in GF mice at 12 weeks (D). Asterisks indicate significant differences when <i>p</i>-value is at least <0.05.</p
<p>(A) B6 exhibited high sociability, spending significantly more time in the chamber containing the...
<p>Social approach was tested in two separate cohorts using our automated three-chambered apparatus....
<p>Social sniffing test demonstrated significant differences at each time points between wild type a...
<p>(A) exploration time in the sociability phase and (B) exploration time in the social novelty phas...
<p>(A-E) The social interaction test in a novel environment (one-chamber test). <i>Cdkl5</i> -/Y mic...
<p>A: During the sociability phase the percent time spent in each of the three chambers showed that ...
<p>(A–E) In the social interaction test performed in a novel environment, there were no significant ...
<p>Time spent in social affiliative behaviors (A) and non social behaviors (B), number of ultrasonic...
<p>Right after the sociability assessment, male subjects were allowed to explore all chambers for 10...
<p>In the apparatus used for testing (A), the interaction zone is indicated by a blue box and the co...
<p><b>(A)</b> Time spent in each chamber. <b>(B)</b> Approach-avoidance scores. <b>(C)</b> Preferenc...
Abstract Background Deciphering the biological mechanisms underlying social behavior in animal model...
<p>(A) Sociability for contacting an unfamiliar mouse or empty chamber (middle graphs) and social no...
<p>After a 10 min period for the test mouse to become acquainted with the three chamber box, the tes...
<p>(a) Following 24 h of social isolation, early-adolescent (age = ≈4 wks) B6 test mice expressed mo...
<p>(A) B6 exhibited high sociability, spending significantly more time in the chamber containing the...
<p>Social approach was tested in two separate cohorts using our automated three-chambered apparatus....
<p>Social sniffing test demonstrated significant differences at each time points between wild type a...
<p>(A) exploration time in the sociability phase and (B) exploration time in the social novelty phas...
<p>(A-E) The social interaction test in a novel environment (one-chamber test). <i>Cdkl5</i> -/Y mic...
<p>A: During the sociability phase the percent time spent in each of the three chambers showed that ...
<p>(A–E) In the social interaction test performed in a novel environment, there were no significant ...
<p>Time spent in social affiliative behaviors (A) and non social behaviors (B), number of ultrasonic...
<p>Right after the sociability assessment, male subjects were allowed to explore all chambers for 10...
<p>In the apparatus used for testing (A), the interaction zone is indicated by a blue box and the co...
<p><b>(A)</b> Time spent in each chamber. <b>(B)</b> Approach-avoidance scores. <b>(C)</b> Preferenc...
Abstract Background Deciphering the biological mechanisms underlying social behavior in animal model...
<p>(A) Sociability for contacting an unfamiliar mouse or empty chamber (middle graphs) and social no...
<p>After a 10 min period for the test mouse to become acquainted with the three chamber box, the tes...
<p>(a) Following 24 h of social isolation, early-adolescent (age = ≈4 wks) B6 test mice expressed mo...
<p>(A) B6 exhibited high sociability, spending significantly more time in the chamber containing the...
<p>Social approach was tested in two separate cohorts using our automated three-chambered apparatus....
<p>Social sniffing test demonstrated significant differences at each time points between wild type a...