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. 2019 Apr 11;13:63. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2019.00063

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Copyright © 2019 Camats-Perna, Kalaba, Ebner, Sartori, Vuyyuru, Aher, Dragačević, Singewald, Engelmann and Lubec.

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Experimental protocol for testing the effects of the defined substances on interference in social recognition memory (SRM). (A) Subcutaneous (sc) injection was performed 30 min before the 1st sampling to measure the impact of administered substances on retroactive interference during choice. (B) Subcutaneous injection was performed 30 min before the 2nd sampling to measure the effect of administered compounds on proactive interference. The two samplings were separated by a defined sampling interval (S_i). Choice took place either 24 h after the 1st sampling, when testing retroactive interference (A), or 24 h after the 2nd sampling when testing proactive interference (B).