Fig. 7

Improved retention of social memory in the Frrs1l^h/m mice. (A) Experimental procedures of the social memory assessments. (B,C) Results of the 7d memory tests. (B) Wildtype mice exhibited comparable investigation duration between the first and second exposure to the stimulus mouse (n = 11, WT; n = 14, Frrs1l^h/m; t (10) = 0.0677, P = 0.9474, q = 0.4784, multiple paired t-tests with FDR correction). (C) Frrs1l^h/m mice exhibited reduced investigation duration during the second exposure compared to the first exposure (t (13) = 3.066, P = 0.0090, q = 0.0061, multiple paired t-tests with FDR correction). (D,E) Results of the 1d memory tests. Bothe wildtype and Frrs1l^h/m mice exhibited reduced investigation duration during the second exposure compared to the first exposure: (D) WT mice (t (10) = 5.810, P = 0.0002, q = 0.0003, multiple paired t-tests with FDR correction), (E) Frrs1l^h/m mice (t (13) = 3.832, P = 0.0021, q = 0.0021, multiple paired t-tests with FDR correction). q-value is FDR-adjusted P-value. Data are presented as mean \(\pm\) s.e.m.