Table 1.

Genetic complementation of mutant and wild-typeamn alleles for olfactory memory

Genotype	Initial learning1-a		3 hr memory1-b
	Mean ± SEM	p	Mean ± SEM	p
+/+1-c	87  ± 2		37  ± 3
amn1/+	81  ± 21-d	0.294	36  ± 71-d	0.844
amn28A/+	71  ± 41-d	0.004	28  ± 51-d	0.138
amnX8/+	80  ± 31-d	0.228	39  ± 41-d	0.730
amn1/amn1	59  ± 41-d	<0.001	16  ± 21-d	<0.001
amn28A/amn28A	55  ± 31-d	<0.001	20  ± 41-d	0.003
amnX8/amnX8	48  ± 41-d	<0.001	17  ± 41-d	<0.001
amn1/amn28A	67  ± 41-e	0.126	21  ± 41-e	0.443
amn1/amnX8	62  ± 41-e	0.608	20  ± 41-e	0.496
amn28A/amnX8	53  ± 41-e	0.218	18  ± 51-e	0.688

^F1-an = 6 PIs per group.

^F1-bn = 8 PIs per group.

^F1-cThis amn⁺ allele, which was carried in a w (CS10) stock, is aw¹¹¹⁸ allele that was out-crossed for 10 generations to a wild-type Can-S stock and shows normal olfactory learning/memory, olfactory acuity, and shock reactivity (Dura et al., 1993).

^F1-dPlanned pairwise comparison (α′ = 0.006) to +/+ after a one-way ANOVA, with genotype as a main effect. Data from initial learning and memory were analyzed separately.

^F1-ePlanned pairwise comparison (α′ = 0.006) toamn¹/amn¹after a one-way ANOVA, with genotype as a main effect. Data from initial learning and memory were analyzed separately.