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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Neurosci. 2009 Oct;123(5):1012–1027. doi: 10.1037/a0016676

Table 1. Tendency to return to the previous day's platform location on trial 1.

Percent time and percent path length (Trial 1, Day N) recorded in the target zone (14cm in diameter) centring on the previous day's (Day N-1) platform position. Data (mean±SE) presented were collapsed across days. Both mutant and control mice exhibited a tendency to return to the vicinity of the former platform position as would be expected by chance alone (i.e., >1.9%; p's<0.05 based on one-sample t-test).

Trial 1-2 Delay Days included Variable Mutant Control
15 sec Days 2-6 % time 4.62±0.56 3.64±0.67
% path length 4.81±0.63 4.08±0.75

10 min Days 8-12 % time 3.94±0.34 3.58±0.41
% path length 4.43±0.42 4.87±0.49