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sysa310 accupulser signal generator  (World Precision Instruments)
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Sysa310 Accupulser Signal Generator, supplied by World Precision Instruments, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 93/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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prepulse inhibition prepulse inhibition ppi  (Med Associates Inc)
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; <t>PPI,</t> <t>prepulse</t> <t>inhibition.</t> (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.
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field gel electrophoresis  (Sage Science)
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; <t>PPI,</t> <t>prepulse</t> <t>inhibition.</t> (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.
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stimulator  (UGO Basile S.R.L)
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; <t>PPI,</t> <t>prepulse</t> <t>inhibition.</t> (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.
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piezo electric pulse transducer  (ADInstruments)
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; <t>PPI,</t> <t>prepulse</t> <t>inhibition.</t> (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.
Piezo Electric Pulse Transducer, supplied by ADInstruments, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 93/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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pulse transducer device  (ADInstruments)
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; <t>PPI,</t> <t>prepulse</t> <t>inhibition.</t> (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.
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mouse ox plus  (UGO Basile S.R.L)
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; <t>PPI,</t> <t>prepulse</t> <t>inhibition.</t> (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.
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carotid femoral pwv  (ADInstruments)
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; <t>PPI,</t> <t>prepulse</t> <t>inhibition.</t> (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.
Carotid Femoral Pwv, supplied by ADInstruments, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 93/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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acousto optical pulse picker  (Coherent Corp)
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; <t>PPI,</t> <t>prepulse</t> <t>inhibition.</t> (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.
Acousto Optical Pulse Picker, supplied by Coherent Corp, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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med asr pro1 med asr fps apparatus  (AutoMate Scientific Inc)
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; <t>PPI,</t> <t>prepulse</t> <t>inhibition.</t> (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.
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pulse  (Thorlabs)
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; <t>PPI,</t> <t>prepulse</t> <t>inhibition.</t> (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.
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hook electrode  (AutoMate Scientific Inc)
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; <t>PPI,</t> <t>prepulse</t> <t>inhibition.</t> (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.
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FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; PPI, prepulse inhibition. (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.

Journal: Frontiers in cellular neuroscience

Article Title: Alterations of Electrophysiological Properties and Ion Channel Expression in Prefrontal Cortex of a Mouse Model of Schizophrenia.

doi: 10.3389/fncel.2019.00554

Figure Lengend Snippet: FIGURE 1 | MIA-SI animals develop schizophrenia-like behaviors, including deficits in jumping behavior, social novelty preference, working memory and sensorimotor gating function. (A) Overview of the experimental design. OFT, open field test; SIT, social interaction test; RAM, radial arm maze; PPI, prepulse inhibition. (B) Total distance traveled was not changed by MIA-SI in OFT. (C) Increased jumping time was observed in MIA-SI animals in OFT. (D) Top, time spent in the non-social chamber (inanimate) versus the social chamber (stranger 1) during the sociability session in SIT, indicating MIA-SI didn’t affect sociability. Bottom, time spent in the chamber with familiar mouse (stranger 1) versus that with novel mouse (stranger 2) during social novelty preference session in SIT, suggesting MIA-SI caused deficit in social novelty preference. (E) Working memory errors committed across five test days in RAM test. (F) Average daily working memory errors over five test days was increased in MIA-SI animals. (G) Time to complete the trial across five test days in RAM test. (H) PPI deficits following poly I:C challenge and isolation rearing. ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗∗p < 0.001. Control, n = 7; MIA-SI, n = 8.

Article Snippet: Prepulse Inhibition Prepulse inhibition (PPI) was measured using an acoustic startle reflex system (Med Associates Inc., United States) as described previously (Hadar et al., 2018).

Techniques: Inhibition, Isolation, Control