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Table 2 Search time (seconds) for each object in the encoding and retrieval sessions of the ORT

From: Loss of molars early in life develops behavioral lateralization and impairs hippocampus-dependent recognition memory

 

Encoding

Retrieval

 

Left

Right

Familiar

Novel

12 weeks

    

  Control (n = 15)

42 ± 6

43 ± 5

38 ± 5

55 ± 7*

  Molarless (n = 13)

44 ± 3

58 ± 5*

41 ± 6

62 ± 8

24 weeks

    

  Control (n = 15)

46 ± 5

52 ± 7

45 ± 6

45 ± 7

  Molarless (n = 6)

33 ± 4

59 ± 8*

46 ± 14

37 ± 9

  1. In the encoding session in which two identical objects were presented, time spent with object placed on the left and on the right (placed at “L” and “R” in Figure 3, respectively) are shown. In the retrieval session, time spent with the familiar object and the novel object are shown regardless of its location. Data are presented as means ± SEM. Asterisks indicate a statistically significant prolonged search time compared to its counterparts (paired t-test, p < 0.05; Cohen’s d > 0.80).