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Figure 2: In vivo network correlates of spontaneous behaviour.

Tests of spontaneous behaviour (latency to jump up to or down from a 30 cm high platform) and physiology (thermography of the eye) did not detect any differences.

In the Guardian, two pages are devoted to an analysis of Cocker's success, post the Brits incident, which they calculate has earned him an additional three quarters of a million quid's worth of free advertising and sold him an extra 50,000 albums, all the result of one single burst of spontaneous behaviour.

Observations of spontaneous behaviour within the social group and/or of randomly selected control videos (during mock experiments with no sound diffusion) revealed that subjects (1) presented no motor or sensory problems concerning head orientation and eye movement, (2) displayed no natural side-preference for head orientation (left vs. right).

The open field used for assessment of spontaneous behaviour, anxiety and reactivity at PND18, showed differences in spontaneous behaviour among genders.

The basic activities of the daily living (BADL) section of the Spontaneous Behaviour Interview (SBI-BADL) assesses five domains of the basic self-care ADL: dressing, eating, walking, bathing and continence.

Two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA), followed by Bonferroni multiple comparison test was employed for analysis of paw thickness on days post onset of arthritis, spontaneous behaviour in LABORAS and in vitro cytokine production and proliferation of lymph node cultures.

By using labels for single data points these graphs allow also evaluation of hysteresis, spontaneous behaviour, changes with time.

In the open-field task at 6 months of age, the spontaneous behaviour of WT and APP/PS1 mice injected with saline or D-AlaGIP was similar.

Another important parameter to evaluate was the effect of D-AlaGIP treatment on the spontaneous behaviour of the transgenic mouse, as a disturbance in locomotor activity, speed or anxiety levels could affect the learning and memory in some behavioural tasks.

The evaluation of the degree of spontaneous stereotyped behaviour revealed increased grooming behaviour in Tc1 mice compared with WT mice (WT = 5 and Tc1 = 7 grooming in average, z = −2.14, P < 0.05).