60 Ratten wurden gleichmäßig in zwei Gruppen aufgeteilt: Exposition und Schein-Exposition. Nach der (Schein-)Exposition wurden beide Gruppen in 3 Untergruppen (jeweils n=10) eingeteilt, um den Einfluss des Test-Zeitpunktes und den von vorherigen Tests zu minimieren. Eine Untergruppe wurde für den Open Field-Test, Schwanz-Aufhängungs-Test und das Morris-Wasserlabyrinth in dieser Reihenfolge genutzt, während eine weitere Untergruppe das erhöhte Plus-Labyrinth und anschließend den Forced Swim-Test absolvierte. Die letzte Untergruppe beider Gruppen wurde dem Furcht-Konditionierungs-Test zugeteilt. Nach diesen Tests wurden alle Tiere getötet und ihre Gehirne untersucht.
polycarbonate ventilated cages (45 cm x 20 cm x 35 cm, L x W x H), changed every 2 weeks
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exposure device (200 cm x 70 cm x 200 cm, L x W x H) was constructed with ABS plastics and utilized bronze wires; a four floors plastic shelf with a size of 140 cm x 70 cm x 200 cm (L x W x H) was placed inside the device; 45-55% relative humidity and 22-25°C room temperature were maintained
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