Studies into the mechanisms of strain differences in hippocampus-related behaviors
Abstract The heterogeneous mouse stocks HS/Ibg and SABRA/HUC and the inbred strains C57BL/6J, CBA/LAC, and BALB/Crgl were employed in an investigation of strain differences in delayed spontaneous alternation (SA) and eight-arm maze performance (EAM). Intact male mice were tested for SA at age 41 day...
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