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Rodent Behavioral Learning and Memory Models From Mechanisms of Memory, 2 nd Edition by J. David Sweatt, Ph.D.

Hippocampal Pyramidal Neuron

of Mice and Rats

Figure 1 Open Field Apparatus

Open Field Behavior A 0.4 Center/total distance 0.3 0.2 0.1 B 400 0.0 0 2 4 6 8 10 Time (min) Center/Total Distance C 30 Total distance (cm) 300 200 100 Vertical activity 20 10 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 Time (min) 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 Time (min) Total Distance Vertical Activity

Figure 3 Elevated Plus Maze

Figure 4 Roto Rod

Rotating Rod Behavior 150 Time (sec) 100 50 0 0 1 2 3 Trial Figure 5

Acoustic Startle and Prepulse Inhibition Acoustic startle reflex to 120 db noise Figure 6 2000 1500 1000 500 0 A % Inhibition 75 50 25 0 74 78 82 86 90 db B

Nociception Behavior Hind Paw Lick Latency (s) 20 10 0 Hot Plate Test +/+ n=26 -/- n=20 Stimulus Intensity (ma) 0.35 0.30 0.25 0.20 0.15 0.10 0.05 0.00 Shock Threshold -/- n=6 +/+ n=6 Flinching Jumping Vocalizing Figure 7

Figure 8 Visual Cliff

Image courtesy of Johns Hopkins Medical Institute Ivan Pavlov with his canine subjects

Pavlovian Associative Conditioning Conditioned Stimulus Unconditioned Stimulus Unconditioned Response Conditioned Stimulus Conditioned Response

Categories of Associative Conditioning Delay Conditioning CS US Time Trace Conditioning CS US Time

Figure 9 Fear Conditioning Chamber

Fear Conditioning TRAINING Animal is placed in novel context Hears a tone Receives foot shock CONTEXTUAL TEST CUED TEST Animal is returned to same context Test for freezing behavior Animal is placed in modified context Hears a tone Test for freezing behavior

Fear Conditioning Paradigm Train What s that noise?

Fear Conditioning Paradigm Train Yow..!!!

Fear Conditioning Paradigm Train What s going on?

Fear Conditioning Paradigm Test Train Help! What s going on?

Fear Conditioning Paradigm Test Train Help! What s going on? Help!

Fear Conditioning TRAINING Animal is placed in novel context Hears a tone Receives foot shock CONTEXTUAL TEST CUED TEST Animal is returned to same context Test for freezing behavior Animal is placed in modified context Hears a tone Test for freezing behavior

Variations of Fear Conditioning A. Cue-plus-contextual Fear Conditioning B. Context Alone Conditioning TRAINING CONTEXTUAL TEST CUED TEST C. Context Discrimination TEST TRAINING TRAINING Context 1 CONTEXTUAL TEST Context 2 Context 1

Fear Conditioning in Angelman Syndrome Mice

Control Experiments for Fear Conditioning

Control Experiments Performance: Open Field Activity Coordination Perception: Nociception Hearing Vision Anxiety

Latent Inhibition Train Test!@#$ Oh No! Context + Shock Freezing Behavior Pre-exposure Train Test ---!@#$ --- Latent Inhibition Shock Freezing Behavior

Freezing Behavior (Percent of Time) Freezing Behavior (Percent of Time) Contextual Fear Conditioning 100 ** 100 *** 75 75 50 50 25 25 0 Context + Shock Treatment Latent Inhibition 0 Saline 100 mg/kg 300 mg/kg MK-801 Treatment

Figure 25 Memory Reconsolidation

Passive Avoidance Paradigm Step-Through Passive Avoidance Step-Down Passive Avoidance Train Train Test: measure time to step through Test: measure time to step down

Passive Avoidance

Active Avoidance Paradigm Shuttle Box Active Avoidance Train Test: Can the animal avoid the shock?

Eye-Blink Conditioning in Rabbits Corneal Air Puff Elicits Eyeblink Response Corneal Air Puff Given with Tone Tone Given Alone Elicits Eyeblink Response

Higher-order Learning

Types of Rodent Mazes Lashley Maze Finish 4 Arm Radial (Plus) Maze 8 Arm Radial Maze Start Triangle Maze T Maze Y Maze

Spatial Learning

The Morris Water Maze Camera Distal Visual Cues Platform

Escape Latency (sec) SL327 Impairs Performance in the Morris Water Maze 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Hidden Platform 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Training Block (4 trials each) Control SL327

Morris Water Maze

Escape Latency (sec) No Effect of SL327 in the Visible Platform Version of the Morris Water Maze Visible Platform 60 50 40 30 20 10 Control SL327 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Training Block (4 trials each)

Morris Water Maze

Quadrant Search Time (% of total time) Platform Crossings The ERK/MAPK Cascade Is Required For Spatial Learning Right Opposite Trained Left 60 50 40 30 20 10 *** 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 *** 0 Control 30 mg/kg SL327 0.0 Control 30 mg/kg SL327

Vehicle 30 mg/kg SL327

Quadrant Search Time (% of total time) Platform Crossings ERK Is Not Required for Maintenance of Spatial Memories Right Opposite Trained Left 60 50 40 30 20 10 ** 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 *** 0 Control (1-5) SL327 (6) SL327 (1-5) Control (6) 0.0 Control (1-5) SL327 (6) SL327 (1-5) Control (6)

Joel Selcher and Paige Adams

The Barnes Maze Escape Chamber Spatial Cues Search strategy A Search strategy B

Higher-order Learning

Figure 15 Bar Press Operant and/ or Conditioned Place Preference

Novel Object Recognition

Figure 24 Novel Object Recognition

Hermissenda Image courtesy of Mike Johnson

Lifelong Single-trial Learning

Taste Learning NEOPHOBIA TASTE AVERSION? DAY 1 10 DAY 1 10 LiCl DAY 2 10 DAY 2 10 Measure increased consumption as index of long-term memory of novel taste Measure decreased consumption as index of long-term memory of novel taste

grams blueberry bar Conditioned Taste Aversion A DAY 1 B 1.0 1 st Exposure to Food Item 0.8 0.6 0.4 Injection of LiCl or NaCl 0.2 DAY 2 0.0 LiCl NaCl 2 nd Exposure to Food Item Grams Ingested on 2 nd Exposure (LiCl treated group compared to NaCl treated control)

Neophobia grams blueberry bar A DAY 1 B 0.8 1 st Exposure to Food Item DAY 2 0.6 0.4 0.2 0.0 1st intake 2nd intake 2 nd Exposure to Food Item Grams Ingested (1 st exposure compared to second exposure)

gustatory visceroceptive NTS Amygdala Insular cortex Figure courtesy of Michael Swank

Imprinting Konrad Lorenz

Behavioral Tests Commonly Used in Rodents Test Name Measurement Index Of: Open Field Analysis Distance Moved Over Time Activity Elevated Plus Maze Time Spent in Open Arms Anxiety Rotating-rod Time to Fall Off Coordination and Motor Learning Acoustic Startle Force of Jump Hearing Pre-pulse Inhibition Suppression of Startle Sensorimotor Gating Hot Plate Time to Lick Paw Nociception Hargreave s Apparatus Time to Lift Paw Nociception Light-Dark Exploration Time in Lit Chamber Vision Visual Cliff Suppression of Movement Vision Fear Conditioning: Cued Freezing or Startle Auditory Associative Learning Fear Conditioning: Contextual Freezing or Startle Spatial Associative Learning Passive Avoidance Time Spent in Lit Chamber Spatial Associative Learning Active Avoidance Time Spent in Cued Chamber Operant Conditioning Lever Press Number of Bar Presses Operant Conditioning Conditioned Place Preference Time Spent in One Chamber Operant Conditioning Eye-blink Conditioning Blink in Response to Cue Associative Conditioning Simple Maze Learning Errors or Time to Completion Spatial Learning, Working Memory Morris Water Maze Quadrant Time, Platform Crossings Spatial Memory Barnes Maze Errors Spatial Memory Conditioned Taste Aversion Food or Taste Avoidance Taste Learning Novel Taste Learning Attenuation of Neophobia Taste Learning Novel Object Recognition Time Spent with Object Recognition Memory