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Example of a wild-type mouse foraging during the test
DOI: 10.21769/BioProtoc.v486 Published: Jun 20, 2018 Views: 4251
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Example of a wild-type mouse foraging during the test. The chow pellet is located in the right corner. The digital stopwatch is halted as soon as the mouse touches the pellet.
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Buried Food-seeking Test for the Assessment of Olfactory Detection in Mice
Machado, C. F., Reis-Silva, T. M., Lyra, C. S., Felicio, L. F. and Malnic, B. (2018). Bio-protocol 8(12): e2897.
DOI: 10.21769/BioProtoc.2897.
Example of a wild-type mouse foraging during the test. The chow pellet is located in the right corner. The digital stopwatch is halted as soon as the mouse touches the pellet.
Extracted from protocol
Buried Food-seeking Test for the Assessment of Olfactory Detection in Mice
Machado, C. F., Reis-Silva, T. M., Lyra, C. S., Felicio, L. F. and Malnic, B. (2018). Bio-protocol 8(12): e2897.
DOI: 10.21769/BioProtoc.2897.
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Buried food-seeking test, Ric-8B knock-out mice, Olfactory behavior tests, Olfactory impairment, Olfactory sensory neuron
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