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A novel behavioral paradigm for assessing the concept of nests in mice.
Journal of neuroscience methods - 15 Jun 2010
Kuang Hui, Mei Bing, Cui Zhenzhong, Lin Longnian, Tsien Joe Z
Abstract excerpt
Abstract concepts in the brain enable humans to efficiently and correctly recognize and categorize a seemingly infinite number of objects and daily events. Such abstract generalization abilities are traditionally considered to be unique to humans and perhaps non-human primates. However, emerging neurophysiological recordings indicate the existence of neural correlates for the abstract concept of nests in the...
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