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From: Expression of constitutively active erythropoietin receptor in pyramidal neurons of cortex and hippocampus boosts higher cognitive functions in mice

Figure 2

Essentially normal basic behavior of cEPOR TG mice contrasts the distinctly superior cognitive performance. TG mice were normal in basic behavioral functions (A - E) except for slight hyperactivity, as demonstrated by increased velocity in the open field (inset B). In basic cognitive tasks, that is spatial learning/memory and cognitive flexibility as evaluated by Morris water maze (F - H) and social memory (I), cEPOR TG mice were significantly superior to WT. WT n = 18; TG n = 13; mean ± SEM presented. Insets in F: within - day learning on day one of the hidden platform task: all four trials presented; probe trial expressed as % of time spent in target quadrant; Inset in H: within-day learning on day one of the reversal task: all four trials presented.

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