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. 2022 Jan 5;55:e11504. doi: 10.1590/1414-431X2021e11504

Table 1. Mean escape latency of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and wild type (WT) mice of different ages.

Day of training/Group 5 months old 7 months old 10 months old 12 months old
Day 1
AD 50.22±5.25 54.44±6.56 56.73±2.67 59.29±1.22
WT 38.34±4.09 53.56±6.54 46.03±4.61 51.34±7.10
P 0.764 0.957 0.887 0.974
Day 2
AD 38.89±4.47 38.23±9.68 58.27±1.73 55.74±1.56
WT 36.56±3.76 29.16±4.55 45.01±4.66 46.7±7.5
P 0.893 0.773 0.594 0.536
Day 3
AD 27.73±4.48 35.96±6.9 43.07±6.24 54.19±6.88
WT 16.08±2.52 17.15±3.53 18.45±3.83 24.99±3.94
P 0.047* 0.044* 0.035* 0.028*
Day 4
AD 29.85±4.32 30.43±3.68 36.55±6.33 43.55±1.19
WT 19.54±2.94 12.93±3.65 16.87±3.39 10.18±4.16
P 0.022* 0.017* 0.033* 0.014*
Day 5
AD 17.56±2.73 24.13±4.77 26.43±6.00 38.98±4.19
WT 12.85±1.67 10.24±3.04 15.10±2.08 10.92±3.39
P 0.012* <0.001** 0.025* <0.001**
Day 6
AD 17.92±3.83 24.84±3.34 28.54±5.84 35.83±6.98
WT 12.73±1.78 9.79±2.77 17.57±3.61 10.97±2.7
P 0.035* 0.027* 0.013* <0.001**

Data are reported as means±SE (n=10/group). AD: APP/PS1 double transgenic mice; WT: C57BL/6J wild type mice. *P<0.05, **P<0.01, AD groups compared to WT groups at days 1 to 6 of training (t-test).