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Twenty-three generations of mice bidirectionally selected for open-field thigmotaxis: selection response and repeated exposure to the open field.

Behavioural processes - 1 Mar 2006

Leppänen Pia K, Ravaja N, Ewalds-Kvist S B M

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We examined: (a) the response to bidirectional selection for open-field (OF) thigmotaxis in mice for 23 generations and (b) the effects of repeated exposure (during 5 days) on different OF behaviors in the selectively bred high OF thigmotaxis (HOFT) and low OF thigmotaxis (LOFT) mice. A total of 2049 mice were used in the study. Prior to the testing in the selection experiment, the mice were exposed to the OF...

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PMID: 16386379
DOI: 10.1016/j.beproc.2005.11.010

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