Y-maze

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Y-maze

(wī′māz′)
n. Psychology
See T-maze.

[From its shape, resembling the letter Y.]
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Spatial recognition memory and motor activity were carried out in a previously described two-trial Y-maze.[21] In each trial, the mice were placed onto the end of one arm and allowed to explore freely for 5 min.
After viewing the initial number, each bee would fly through a hole into a decision chamber where it could either choose to fly to the left or right side of the Y-maze depending on operation to which she had been trained for.
In both models, Y-Maze and Positive Emotional Learning, performance was significantly impaired following repeat closed head injury.
Caption: Figure 6: Graphic representation of the number of rearing (a and b) and grooming (c and d) of rats in the Y-maze before and after scopolamine exposition in rats treated with different substances into the Y-maze.
Previous behavioural data published by our laboratory on the same cohort of female mice found preadolescent OVX in WT mice to cause Y-maze deficits, which were relieved by estradiol but not progesterone treatment, albeit the progesterone group was trending toward an improvement in Y-maze behaviour [9].
Y-Maze memory task in zebrafish (Danio rerio): the role of glutamatergic and cholinergic systems on the acquisition and consolidation periods.
OVX also impaired object recognition performance in the novel object recognition test and spatial cognitive performance in the Y-maze test and the water maze test.
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