Table 4: Effect of Test compounds on Transfer latency in Elevated plus maze and Step down latency in Passive avoidance paradigm models in mice.

Groups EPM (TL in seconds) n=6 PAP (SDL in seconds) n=6
Vehicle 38±1.91 177±3.31
Toxicant (Scopolamine) 0.4 mg/kg 58.16±1.34 146±6.831
Standard (Piracetam) 200 mg/kg + Scopolamine 38.66a,g±1.37 201.16a,g±6.44
Test 10f 10 mg/kg + Scopolamine 41.83a,e,g,k±1.34 187.6667a,g±12.93
Test 10f 30mg/kg + Scopolamine 41.83a,e,g,k±1.34 187a,g±14.88

The values are expressed as mean ± SD, where n=6 .a P<0.001,b P<0.01,c P<0.05 as compared to toxicant control ; d P<0.001, e P<0.01,f P<0.05 as compared to test A by using one way ANOVA followed by Turkey test. g P<0.001,h P<0.01,i P<0.05 as compared to toxicant control ; j P<0.001, k P<0.01,l P<0.05 as compared to test A by using one way ANOVA followed by Boneferroni test.