Figure 2. Results in the MTM.

Significantly higher latencies and longer pathlengths were observed in the scopolamine-treated animals (A,B). Correct decisions to reach the goal box were higher in vehicle-treated and trained mice (C) and the number of successful entries into the goal box during training days was significantly higher in the vehicle-treated and trained mice (D). At the probe trial latencies were significantly lower in the vehicle-treated and trained mice (E).