Mice were then returned to the conditioning chamber under conditions identical to day 1.
2 days later, mice were subjected to immediate shock in the conditioning chamber and their conditioned fear memory was tested 1 day after immediate shock.
SF1-ablated and control mice were placed in a conditioning chamber (Med Associates) and fear conditioned as previously described (Haubensak et al., 2010).
Approximately 24 h after conditioning, mice were exposed to the same conditioning context (identical conditioning chamber and odor cue) under drug-free conditions.
From the conditioning chamber, glass is taken in a set of narrow channels, called the forehearth, to the forming machines.
They are removed in a process called fining, which takes place mostly in another section of the furnace known as the conditioning chamber (see Figure 8).
Back in the 1930s, the psychologist BF Skinner invented a device called the "operant conditioning chamber", now known as the Skinner box, which he used to test behavioural theories on rats.
The conditioning chamber was set to 21.1°C and 65% relative humidity.
The samples were then placed in a conditioning chamber for at least 24 h, unless otherwise noted.
Then specimens were removed from their moulds and cured for a further 28 days in a conditioning chamber (20 ± 2 °C, 96 ± 4% RH).
The present paper describes the design and empirical validation of a novel touch-sensitive operant conditioning chamber for use with unrestrained squirrel monkeys.
