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. 2022 Mar 3;21(4):e12800. doi: 10.1111/gbb.12800

FIGURE 3.

FIGURE 3

Mutant allele of Gpm6b did not modify locomotor activity in the open field (A–C), anxiety‐like behavior in the elevated plus maze (D–F), or the light–dark box (G–J). Both WT and mutant mice traveled a similar total distance in the apparatus (A), spent equal time in the center (B) and displayed a similar number of defecations (C) during the open field task. Similarly, both WT and mutant mice displayed similar numbers of total (D) and open arm entries (E), and spent an equal percentage of time in the open arms (F) as measured in the Elevated Plus Maze. Finally, latency to enter into the dark compartment (G) or to re‐emerge to the light compartment (H) was equal between WT and mutant mice, as it was the percentage of time spent in the light (I) and the total number of crossings between compartments (J) in the light–dark box. Data expressed as mean ± SEM (n = 18, 8‐9/group), along with individual values