The effects of optogenetic inhibition on WM task performance. a, The experimental set-up. b, The delayed-association WM task trial types; licking was assessed during the 3?s choice period, with early- and late-delays periods noted. c, Learning progress across eight sessions, measured on the basis of the percentage of correct responses. d, Learning session example, with licks marked. e, Photoinhibition effect during different task epochs on the animal’s performance (fourth second of the delay period, P?=?0.009; fifth second of the delay period, P?=?0.005; second odor, P?=?0.0004; first second of choice epoch, Read More
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