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. 2015 Jul 14;9:182. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2015.00182

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Copyright © 2015 Kanatsou, Kuil, Arp, Oitzl, Harris, Seckl, Krugers and Joels.

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Effects of MR overexpression on combined cue and context conditioning. On the acquisition (day 1), animals were exposed to six tones followed by a foot shock. (A) Freezing behavior was scored during the tone (cue on) and after the tone (cue off) (B). Forty-eight hours later mice were exposed to the same procedure as on day 1, but without shocks. Freezing behavior was scored during the tone (cue on) (C) and after the tone (cue off) (D). No group differences were observed. n = 15–18 mice per group.