2019
DOI: 10.1002/hipo.23157
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Place navigation in the Morris water task results in greater nuclear Arc mRNA expression in dorsal compared to ventral CA1

Abstract: Previous work has shown that the dorsal hippocampus has greater activity than ventral regions during place navigation. Exposure to a novel context has also been found to increase hippocampal activation, possibly due to increased spatial demands. However, activation patterns in dorsal and ventral regions have not been investigated in the Morris water task (MWT), which remains the most popular assay of place memory in rodents. We measured activity in a large population of neurons across the CA1 dorsal–ventral ax… Show more

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“…A three-way ANOVA of estimated DAPI and Arc populations across CA1 showed significant effects of label ( F (1,20)=1281, p <0.0001) and sex ( F (1,20)=7.023, p =0.0154), but no effect of task ( F (1,20)=0.08018, p =0.7800), label x sex ( F (1,20)=2.203, p =0.1533), task x sex ( F (1,20)=0.1407, p =0.7115), task x label ( F (1,20)=0.5850, p =0.4533), or task x sex x label interaction ( F (1,20)=0.7562, p =0.3948). Notably, our DAPI estimates closely resemble previous reports of cell number across CA1 (mean DAPI = 418,313) using a design-based stereological approach [9, 21]. Following transformation of population estimates into Arc :DAPI recruitment probability, a two-way ANOVA showed no effect of task ( F (1,20)=0.08314, p =0.3727), sex ( F (1,20)=3.083, p =0.0944), or task x sex interaction ( F (1,20)=0.7737, p =0.3895) on recruitment probability when the entire CA1 population was considered.…”
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confidence: 84%
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“…A three-way ANOVA of estimated DAPI and Arc populations across CA1 showed significant effects of label ( F (1,20)=1281, p <0.0001) and sex ( F (1,20)=7.023, p =0.0154), but no effect of task ( F (1,20)=0.08018, p =0.7800), label x sex ( F (1,20)=2.203, p =0.1533), task x sex ( F (1,20)=0.1407, p =0.7115), task x label ( F (1,20)=0.5850, p =0.4533), or task x sex x label interaction ( F (1,20)=0.7562, p =0.3948). Notably, our DAPI estimates closely resemble previous reports of cell number across CA1 (mean DAPI = 418,313) using a design-based stereological approach [9, 21]. Following transformation of population estimates into Arc :DAPI recruitment probability, a two-way ANOVA showed no effect of task ( F (1,20)=0.08314, p =0.3727), sex ( F (1,20)=3.083, p =0.0944), or task x sex interaction ( F (1,20)=0.7737, p =0.3895) on recruitment probability when the entire CA1 population was considered.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 84%
“…We estimated DAPI and Arc populations across CA1, including dorsal (anterior to -3.8 mm AP from bregma) and ventral (posterior to -5.2 mm from bregma) subregions, and transformed these estimates into a single Arc:DAPI metric of cellular recruitment probability. A three-way ANOVA of estimated DAPI and Arc populations across CA1 showed significant effects of label B) Estimated populations of DAPI and Arc across CA1 in males and females were similar previous studies using design-based stereology in the rat hippocampus [9,21]. C) Following estimation of DAPI and Arc populations, estimates were transformed into Arc:DAPI recruitment probabilities for the entire CA1 population.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 60%
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