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Getting started for this project

  • In addition to the nept dependencies, this project also requires pandas, matplotlib, seaborn, jupyter and svgutils libraries.

    ` conda install pandas, matplotlib seaborn jupyter svgutils `

Workflow

  • Pull emi_biconditional.
  • Get MedPC data from the server. Put data files in emi_biconditional\cache\data\myproject folder.

Specific analyses

This code contains analyses for:

  • Behavior (medpc and cutom vdmlab operant box)

Which analyzes and plots the nosepoke durations, number of entries, latency to first entry, and percent of trials with responses.

Task descriptions

The main objective of this series of tasks is to establish a procedure compatible with recording that involves the presentation of a discrete cue whose meaning is modulated by a seperate discrete cue.

201601

Negative occasion setting

hM4Di DREADD in vHC

  • 5 rats total; 2 DREADD experimental, 2 mCherry-alone controls, 1 WT CNO control
  • 5 second feature cue (steady light)
  • 5 second delay gap between feature and target
  • 5 second target cue (pure tone ~85dB)
  • Phase 1: 16 trials per session. 1:1 ratio; 8 rewarded trials, 8 unrewarded trials. Average 4 minute intertrial interval (range from 2.5 minuts to 5.5 minutes)
  • Phase 2: 16 trials per session. 3:1 ratio; 4 rewarded trials, 12 unrewarded trials. Average 4 minute intertrial interval (range from 2.5 minuts to 5.5 minutes)
  • Phase 3: 64 trials per session. 3:1 ratio; 16 rewarded trials, 48 unrewarded trials. Average 2 minute intertrial interval

201604

Negative occasion setting

Ibotenic acid lesion of vHC

  • 8 rats total; 2 lesion experimental, 2 sham controls, 2 WT controls
  • 5 second feature cue (steady light)
  • 5 second delay gap between feature and target
  • 5 second target cue (pure tone ~85dB)
  • 32 trials per session
  • 3:1 ratio; 8 rewarded trials, 24 unrewarded trials
  • Average 4 minute intertrial interval (range from 2.5 minuts to 5.5 minutes)
  • Missing data from session 2 (data not saved properly from MedPC system)

201610

Biconditional discrimination

Two daily sessions

  • 8 rats total
  • 10 second feature cue (steady or flashing light)
  • 5 second delay gap between feature and target
  • 10 second target cue (pure tone or white noise ~85dB)
  • 32 trials per session
  • 8 of each trial type, with a total of 16 rewarded and 16 unrewarded trials
  • Average 4 minute intertrial interval (range from 2.5 minuts to 5.5 minutes)
  • Counterbalanced
  • Rats 5 and 8 were additionally run in the prototype vdmlab opperant box

201701

Biconditional discrimination

Trial blocks

  • 8 rats total
  • 10 second feature cue (steady or flashing light)
  • 1 second delay gap between feature and target
  • 10 second target cue (pure tone or click ~85dB)
  • 32 trials per session
  • 8 of each trial type, with a total of 16 rewarded and 16 unrewarded trials
  • Average 4 minute intertrial interval (range from 2.5 minuts to 5.5 minutes)
  • Counterbalanced
  • Trial sequence in blocks of 4 trials

201704

Biconditional discrimination

Feature blocks

  • 8 rats total
  • 10 second feature cue (steady or flashing light)
  • 1 second delay gap between feature and target
  • 10 second target cue (pure tone or click ~85dB)
  • 32 trials per session
  • 8 of each trial type, with a total of 16 rewarded and 16 unrewarded trials
  • Average 4 minute intertrial interval (range from 2.5 minuts to 5.5 minutes)
  • Counterbalanced
  • Both female and male rats
  • Trial sequence in blocks of features

201709

Occasion setting & biconditional discrimination

Long features

  • 8 rats total
  • Average 3.5 minute feature cue (steady or flashing light; range from 2.5 minuts to 4.5 minutes)
  • No delay gap between feature and target
  • 10 second target cue(s) (pure tone and white noise ~85dB introduced for the biconditional discrimination)
  • 28 or 30 trials per session
  • Equal ratios (1:1 for occasion setting; 1:1:1:1 for biconditional)
  • 1 minute intertrial interval
  • Counterbalanced
  • Both female and male rats
  • Phase 1: Conditioning tone only occasion setting (16 sessions)
  • Phase 2: Counterconditioning (13 sessions)
  • Phase 3: Re-training tone only occasion setting (16 sessions)
  • Phase 4: Biconditional discrimination (16 sessions)
  • Phase 5: Re-training tone only occasion setting (10 sessions)
  • Phase 6: Alternating tone only and white noise only occasion setting sessions (15 noise sessions; 10 tone sessions)
  • Phase 7: Joint tone and noise sessions (blocks of noise or tone for 16 sessions)

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