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. 2018 Feb 13;12:15. doi: 10.3389/fncir.2018.00015

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Copyright © 2018 Han, Zhang, Zhu, Chen and Li.

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Components and operational processes for high-throughput automatic training system (HATS). (A) Schematics showing the components of HATS. (B) Photos of HATS hardware. a, sound-attenuated box; b-c, odor containers; d, flow meter; e, needle valve; f, training tube for restraining mouse body; g, camera; h, holder for the odor- and water-delivery unit and motors; i, capacitance detector for licking; j, 3D-printed odor and water delivery unit; k, ventilator. (C) 3D-printed components. 1, mouse-body tube; 2, a socket for odor-delivery tubes; 3–4, slots for the motor of the moveable water port; 5, a holder for the odor- and water-delivery unit and motors; 6, a socket for the training tubes. (D) Schematics of the operational processes for HATS.