A probe trial was performed after the last training day.
Behavior of fish was recorded during the probe trial that commenced immediately after the acute treatment.
RE was inactivated before or immediately after training or before the probe trial of retrieval tests.
The probe trial revealed that diazepam-treated rats spent significantly less time swimming in the target quadrant.
However, there were significant differences between shams and injured animals in platform zone crossings during the probe trial.
The number of habituation trials and parameters of the probe trial had small effects on learning and memory performance.
Results for the last probe trial are shown.
Mice were monitored by a camera and all trials were scored during the probe trial and again after the probe trial for verification.
This took the same form as the second session (single probe trial, then five days of training, then a further single probe trial).
After the probe trial on day 9, animals were trained to find a visible platform.
Another probe trial was conducted 1 week after the initial probe test to evaluate memory retention.
