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. 2017 Mar 21;7(3):e1067. doi: 10.1038/tp.2017.17

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Evaluating behavioral performance for wild-type and SERT Ala56 mice under unisensory training conditions. Unpaired t-tests demonstrated no significant differences between genotypes for either (a) accuracies (P=0.90) or (b) days to acquisition (P=0.66) under visual training conditions. Wild-type mice completed the visual task after 20.6±4.4 days with a final accuracy of 82.2±2.1%, whereas SERT Ala56 mice completed the visual training in 17.8±4.7 days with a final accuracy of 82.6±2.5%. Unpaired t-tests demonstrated no significant differences between wild-type and SERT animals in (c) accuracies (P=0.21) or (d) days to acquisition (P=0.52) under auditory training conditions. Wild-type animals completed the auditory training in 58.0±11.1 days and with a final accuracy of 70.8±1.4% and SERT Ala56 mice finished this task after 49.0±7.5 days with a final accuracy of 73.2±1.2%. SERT, serotonin transporter; WT, wild-type.