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. 2020 Jan 23;117(6):2835–2845. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1920073117

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

(A) Data transfer rates for a freely behaving subject (Left) in a test pattern designed to evaluate performance (Right) (dropped data points marked in red). (B) Weight of animal as a function of time after implantation. (C) Elevated plus-maze experiment with overlay of traces of motion of both implanted and control mice. (D) Average velocity, time in the closed arm, time in the center and open arms, and number of transitions between closed and open arms of the mice in the elevated plus-maze. (E) Open-field experiment with overlay of traces of motion of both implanted and control mice. (F) Distance traveled, average velocity, and time spent in the center of the arena for mice in an open-field assay. (G) Light–dark room experiment with overlay of traces of motion of both implanted and nonimplanted mice. (H) Time spent in the light room and number of transitions between the light and dark room of both implanted and control mice in a light–dark assay. (I) Weight of the pellet consumed during a 1-h feeding session. (J) Digital data collection displayed in ADC readings with arbitrary units (a.u.) of a mouse during a forced-swim test in a 5-gallon cylindrical tank with data packets dropped shown in red.