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Analysis of High-order Social Interaction of Female Mice on the International Space Station

Lowe, M. ; Solomides, P. ; Moyer, E. L. ; Talyansky, Y. ; Choi, S. ; Gong, C. ; Cadena, S. ; Stodieck, L. ; Globus, R. K. ; Ronca, A. E.

Ames Research Center 2017

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  • Título:
    Analysis of High-order Social Interaction of Female Mice on the International Space Station
  • Autor: Lowe, M. ; Solomides, P. ; Moyer, E. L. ; Talyansky, Y. ; Choi, S. ; Gong, C. ; Cadena, S. ; Stodieck, L. ; Globus, R. K. ; Ronca, A. E.
  • Assuntos: Life Sciences (General)
  • Notas: Seattle, WA
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    ARC-E-DAA-TN48034
    Ames Research Center
  • Descrição: Social interactions are adaptive responses to environmental pressures that have evolved to facilitate the success of individual animals and their progeny. Quantifying social behavior in social animals is therefore one method of evaluating an animal's health, wellbeing and their adjustment to changes in their environment. The interaction between environment and animal can influence numerous other physiological and psychological responses that may enhance, deter or shift an animals social paradigm. For this study, we utilized flight video from the Rodent Research Hardware and Operations Validation mission (Rodent Research-1; RR1) on the International Space Station (ISS). Female mice spent 37 days in microgravity on the ISS and video was captured during the final 33 days. In a previous analysis of individual behavior, we also reported an observed spontaneous ambulatory behavior which we termed circling or 'race tracking,' and we anecdotally observed an increase in group organization around this behavior. In this analysis we further examined this behavior, and other social interactions, to determine if (1) animals joining in on this behavior were induced by other cohort members already participating in this circling behavior, (2) rates of joining varied by number already participating.
  • Editor: Ames Research Center
  • Data de criação/publicação: 2017
  • Idioma: Inglês
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