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. 2016 Aug 31;14(3):279–285. doi: 10.9758/cpn.2016.14.3.279

Table 1.

Changes in the escape latency of C57BL/6 mice (second)

Day Control MK-801

- Olanzapine Haloperidol
1 49.8±4.9 60.0±0.0 60.0±0.0 57.1±2.9
2 36.1±7.3 56.3±2.5 57.8±2.2 47.4±6.7
3 34.0±5.5 56.1±3.9 52.4±3.4 51.0±8.6
4 37.0±6.3 59.4±0.6 46.4±1.2 54.5±3.4
5 29.2±5.6 51.8±3.2 45.6±3.0 37.0±7.6
6 18.3±3.0 56.7±2.3* 46.7±4.4 41.1±8.3
7 18.9±5.2 50.1±5.9* 32.3±5.8 40.3±10.1
8 28.8±6.3 57.9±2.0* 24.7±5.6 45.3±4.3
9 20.0±3.7 46.6±6.4* 30.8±7.0 40.2±4.3

Values are presented as mean±standard error of mean for six animals per group.

In each trial, mice were placed in the pool at a single starting position and allowed to swim freely until they found the platform. The time required to escape onto the hidden platform was recorded.

*

p<0.05 vs. control group,

p<0.05 vs. MK-801-treated group.