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Protocols for Zantiks AD


  • 5-Choice serial reaction time task (5-CSRTT) (zebrafish)

    This is a continuous performance test used to assess attentional processes and impulse control.

  • Conditioned place preference (CPP) (zebrafish)

    A form of Pavlovian conditioning used to investigate the rewarding effects associated with drugs of abuse.

  • Light/Dark preference test (zebrafish)

    Validated as an assay to assess anxiety and behavioural effects of substances in fish

  • Novel tank diving (zebrafish)

    Uses vertical distribution in a novel environment as a validated behavioural test for assessing 'anxiety-like' behaviours.

  • Pavlovian avoidance learning (zebrafish)

    This protocol is for assessing the associative learning and memory of zebrafish.

  • Two-choice discrimination / reversal learning (zebrafish)

    Discrimination reversal learning paradigms are used to study behavioural flexibility.

  • Two-choice visual discrimination task (mice)

    This task is often used with mice to study emotional and cognitive disabilities.

  • Y-maze (zebrafish, Drosophila, mice)

    This is an unconditioned behavioural test used to assess exploratory behaviour and spatial working memory function.

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