The Complex System of the Mouse Brain: Selection for Successful Solution of a Cognitive Test

This study provides a review of experimental research on selection in mice, which yielded positive results. The selection of mice was high (the task required mice to understand that an object that has become invisible still exists and can be found) and poor performance occurred in a cognitive test....

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Published in:Biophysics (Oxford) 2023-10, Vol.68 (5), p.864-873
Main Authors: Poletaeva, I. I., Perepelkina, O. V., Zorina, Z. A.
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