IntelliCage was used to evaluate the memory flexibility of adult 11B mice. Four separate sessions were carried out: (i) 5 WT males together with 5 11B males; (ii) 5 other WT males together with 5 other 11B males; (iii) 5 WT females together with 7 11B females; (iv) 4 other WT females together with 8 other 11B females. Data are the mean of the total 10 males (WT), 10 males (11B), 9 females (WT) and 15 females (11B) adult littermate mice. Data points were obtained at consecutive days, error bars indicate SD. (A, B) Quantification of the discrimination error rate in the first 100 visits during the drinking phase of the acquisition stage of adult wildtype (WT) and 11B mice (male, A; female, B) in the IntelliCage. Overall place learning performance of WT and 11B mice was analysed using two-way ANOVA followed by Fisher's LSD test; all data points during the acquisition phase were included. For males (A), WT vs. 11B, P > 0.05; data over time, **** P < 0.0001; interaction, P > 0.05. For females (B), WT vs. 11B, P > 0.05; data over time, **** P < 0.0001; interaction, P > 0.05. Note that (i) the two male sessions and the two female sessions yielded essentially the same results, and (ii) not shown in panels the two separate male sessions yielded essentially the same results, and the two separate female sessions yielded essentially the same results. 