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Standard fear conditioning chamber

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The Standard Fear Conditioning Chamber is a laboratory equipment used to study fear and learning in animal models. It consists of a small enclosed chamber with controlled environmental conditions, including a floor that can deliver a mild electric shock. The core function of this equipment is to provide a standardized and reproducible setup for researchers to conduct fear conditioning experiments.

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Fear Conditioning and Extinction in Rats

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According to the previously reported protocol,38 (link) the rats were placed into a standard fear conditioning chamber (Panlab, Barcelona, Spain). After 10 min of habituation without any stimulation, rats received three trials with 20 s, 5 kHz, 80 dB tones (CS), simultaneously ending with a 1 s, 0.75 mA foot shock (US). Each trial was separated by a 180-s inter-trial interval. After the last shock, the rats remained in the chamber for 60 s and were then placed back in their home cages.
On the next day, rats received an extinction training session that consisted of 19 CS exposures without a shock presentation. Each CS exposure was separated by a 180-s interval. After each session, the experimental chamber was cleaned with 70% alcohol. The rats received a test session consisting of four CS exposures 24 h later to assess the extinction of the cued fear memory.
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Fear Conditioning in Mice

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On the first day, mice were put into a standard fear-conditioning chamber (Panlab, Boston, USA) for training. Each mouse was left in the conditioning context for 2 min, at the end of which, three shocks (0.4 or 0.7 mA for 1 s) were delivered with an inter-trial interval of 59 s. After the last shock, each mouse was left in the chamber for 59 s before being moved back to its home cage. 1 h and 24 h after training, each mouse was returned to the conditioning chamber where training occurred and the freezing responses were recorded for 5 min without foot shock.
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