Property: Has imaging schedule
From Miniscope
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| Allow multiple values | No
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| Display name | Imaging Schedule |
| Description | Session structure and longitudinal span (e.g. "10 min/day for 14 consecutive days", "3 sessions/week over 5 weeks", "single 30 min session"). Tells a reader whether the preparation was validated for chronic tracking or only for acute recording.
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| Data type | Text
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E
Baseline plus 5 min post-injection; analysis at the 15 min timepoint +
Eight sessions three days apart, thirty 80-second trials each +
Five consecutive daily sessions; six odorants x ten trials per session +
One mouse of the pair imaged per session (leader or follower) during well-trained stage 4a while the partner wore a weight-matched dummy scope; 4-11 sessions per animal +
45 min sessions +
Seven 15 min sessions at 2-day intervals across 13 days +
First cumulative hour of cohabitation (Day 0), eighth cumulative hour of cohabitation (Day 1), first hour of partner preference test (Day 2), and a further partner preference test on Day 15; infusions before each cohabitation session only +
15 min recording sessions +
15 min sessions every 48 hours +
Habituated for at least 3 weeks after baseplating +
Single acute session with a 30 min baseline +
1 min baseline, 7 min social or object interaction, 1 min inter-session interval +
Sessions of at least 10 min extending to 60 min, with 20-70 trials per session +
One 20 min session per day, one environment per day, across 32 days +
10 min recordings on days 1 and 6 of training +
Daily imaging for up to 2 months post-injury +
24-60 min recording sessions +
Two-day task: habituation and three 5-min familiarization interactions on day 1, recognition test with familiar, novel and littermate conspecifics 24 h later +
Familiarization with two novel mice on day 1, CNO during the offline phase, recognition test with two familiar, two novel and two littermate conspecifics the next day +
3 d habituation to the miniscope; baseline imaging twice daily for 5 d; 10 min sessions immediately and 12 h posttraining, and again at the memory test 24 h after training +