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A list of experiments in progress :
A list of experiments in progress :
'''5/30/07 Mouse swimming at 40 min, 120 min, 360 min post-magnet exposure'''
'''5/30/07 More up-Down magnet exposure (Expt PJ)''''
'''5/1/07 Intra-amygdalar APV and Conditioned Flavor-Taste Preference (Expt GO)'''
Golden
'''5/1/07 CTA induced by all-trans retinoic acid (Expt DH)'''
'''5/1/07 CTA induced by DMSO (Expt DG)'''
'''5/1/07 Histone acetylation during CTA acquistion'''
Kwon
'''4/07 Balance beam walking after magnet exposure"'
Smith, Ortega, Janowitz, Muller.
'''4/07 Mouse swimming at 24 h, 96 h post-magnet exposure'''
'''2/17/07 Up-Down magnet exposure (Expt PK)'''
'''2/17/07 Up-Down magnet exposure (Expt PK)'''
Ortega. Follow-up experiment to experiment SN, which is follow-up to Howard's taste specificity in short-term CTA. Male rats (n=12) will be conditioned against 5% sucrose or 75 mM NaCl paired with LiCl (12 ml/kg) immediately after access, then given two bottle preference tests: Sucr vs NaCl, Sucr vs water, and NaCl vs water. <b>Results:</b> Rats showed clear discrimination such that CS- was preferred over CS+ and water for both sucrose and NaCl. There was a funny order effect in Sucrose CTA rats, however, in that if first tested with Sucr vs NaCl (i.e. before a sucrose v water and NaCl v water tests), the Sucrose CTA rats did not drink either sucrose or NaCl.
Ortega. Follow-up experiment to experiment SN, which is follow-up to Howard's taste specificity in short-term CTA. Male rats (n=12) will be conditioned against 5% sucrose or 75 mM NaCl paired with LiCl (12 ml/kg) immediately after access, then given two bottle preference tests: Sucr vs NaCl, Sucr vs water, and NaCl vs water. <b>Results:</b> Rats showed clear discrimination such that CS- was preferred over CS+ and water for both sucrose and NaCl. There was a funny order effect in Sucrose CTA rats, however, in that if first tested with Sucr vs NaCl (i.e. before a sucrose v water and NaCl v water tests), the Sucrose CTA rats did not drink either sucrose or NaCl.