Figure 2
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B: time to reach platform in Morris water maze: group x testing session interaction |
Two-way repeated-measures ANOVA |
F(9,100) = 0.902 |
p = 0.527 |
C: comparison by genotype of the percentage of time spent freezing to context |
Kruskal–Wallis test |
H(3) = 4.64 |
p = 0.20 |
D: comparison by genotype of the percentage of time spent freezing to cue |
Kruskal–Wallis test |
H(3) = 6.46 |
p = 0.09 |
E: comparison by genotype of time with novel/time with familiar on test day |
Kruskal–Wallis test |
H(3) = 22.97 |
p < 0.0005 |
F: time spent at partition: group × testing session interaction |
Two-way repeated-measures ANOVA |
F(6,118) = 4.908 |
p < 0.0005 |
Figure 3
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C: comparison by genotype of Fano factor of firing rate |
Kruskal–Wallis test |
H(3) = 8.92 |
p = 0.03 |
D: comparison by genotype of firing rate |
Kruskal–Wallis test |
H(3) = 6.62 |
p = 0.085 |
Figure 5
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C: within-unit comparison of variance of ISI prestimulation and poststimulation |
Permutation test of F statistic |
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D: comparison by genotype of response rates |
χ2 test of homogeneity |
CR(2) = 6.02 |
p = 0.049 |
Figure 6
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A: comparison by treatment type of time with novel/time with familiar on test day |
Wilcoxon rank sum test |
Rank sum = 120 |
p = 0.03 |
B: comparison by treatment type of firing rate variability |
Wilcoxon rank sum test |
Rank sum = 293 |
p = 0.087 |
D: within unit comparison of variance of ISI prestimulation and poststimulation |
Permutation test of F statistic |
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E: comparison by treatment type of response rates |
χ2 test of homogeneity |
CR(2) = 4.15 |
p = 0.126 |