Cognitive Tests – Self-Paced 5-Choice Serial Reaction Time Task (5CSRTT)

The Self-Paced 5-Choice Serial Reaction Time Task (5CSRTT) is a variation of the traditional 5CSRTT designed to assess attention, impulsivity, cognitive flexibility, and response inhibition in rodents

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Key Research Model Applications of the Self-Paced 5-Choice Serial Reaction Time Task (5CSRTT)

InnoSer offers a proprietary, modified, fully automated 5-choice serial reaction time (5CSRTT) protocol without scheduled food deprivation and extensive animal handling (Remmelink et al. 2017). Mice have a 24-h/day task access from their home-cage, during which they can progress in the task at their own pace while earning unlimited food rewards, depending on their performance. The self-paced 5-CSRTT test provides a rapid and highly translational assessment of impulsivity and attention in multiple disease models.

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