Table 1

Pre-training performance of Cdkl5 deletion and knock-in mice. All Cdkl5 mutant mice successfully initiated trials during 2 days of habituation, met the criteria of completing 30+ trials for 2 consecutive days in stage 3 and required similar number of days to reach criterion in stage 4 when compared with wild-type, sex-matched littermate controls

Pre-training stagesCdkl5 exon6+/+F N = 10Cdkl5 exon6−/+F N = 11Cdkl5 exon6+/yM N = 10Cdkl5 exon6−/yM N = 11Cdkl5 R59X+/+F N = 10Cdkl5 R59X−/+F N = 11Cdkl5 R59X+/yM N = 10Cdkl5 R59X−/yM N = 11
Stage 1: Habituation day 1 number of trials11.10 ± 1.5123.73 ± 2.8715.10 ± 1.1634.91 ± 4.969.80 ± 0.9519.00 ± 1.8819.60 ± 5.6442.82 ± 5.18
Stage 1: Habituation day 2 number of trials34.10 ± 10.1386.55 ± 17.7967.30 ± 14.0399.09 ± 18.1347.70 ± 8.1263.27 ± 12.2882.90 ± 8.14138 ± 15.33
Stage 2: Number of trials27.60 ± 3.4959.45 ± 6.2626.50 ± 5.9958.55 ± 7.6427.80 ± 2.92848.18 ± 3.5632.10 ± 3.3772.18 ± 6.03
Stage 3: Number of trials53.13 ± 7.3194.18 ± 5.6157.97 ± 6.6890.00 ± 5.5156.59 ± 7.5076.45 ± 8.3451.87 ± 5.6669.20 ± 6.86
Stage 4: Days to reach criterion3.70 ± 0.473.64 ± 0.342.90 ± 0.104.18 ± 0.402.20 ± 0.202.46 ± 0.252.60 ± 0.162.64 ± 0.34
Pre-training stagesCdkl5 exon6+/+F N = 10Cdkl5 exon6−/+F N = 11Cdkl5 exon6+/yM N = 10Cdkl5 exon6−/yM N = 11Cdkl5 R59X+/+F N = 10Cdkl5 R59X−/+F N = 11Cdkl5 R59X+/yM N = 10Cdkl5 R59X−/yM N = 11
Stage 1: Habituation day 1 number of trials11.10 ± 1.5123.73 ± 2.8715.10 ± 1.1634.91 ± 4.969.80 ± 0.9519.00 ± 1.8819.60 ± 5.6442.82 ± 5.18
Stage 1: Habituation day 2 number of trials34.10 ± 10.1386.55 ± 17.7967.30 ± 14.0399.09 ± 18.1347.70 ± 8.1263.27 ± 12.2882.90 ± 8.14138 ± 15.33
Stage 2: Number of trials27.60 ± 3.4959.45 ± 6.2626.50 ± 5.9958.55 ± 7.6427.80 ± 2.92848.18 ± 3.5632.10 ± 3.3772.18 ± 6.03
Stage 3: Number of trials53.13 ± 7.3194.18 ± 5.6157.97 ± 6.6890.00 ± 5.5156.59 ± 7.5076.45 ± 8.3451.87 ± 5.6669.20 ± 6.86
Stage 4: Days to reach criterion3.70 ± 0.473.64 ± 0.342.90 ± 0.104.18 ± 0.402.20 ± 0.202.46 ± 0.252.60 ± 0.162.64 ± 0.34
Table 1

Pre-training performance of Cdkl5 deletion and knock-in mice. All Cdkl5 mutant mice successfully initiated trials during 2 days of habituation, met the criteria of completing 30+ trials for 2 consecutive days in stage 3 and required similar number of days to reach criterion in stage 4 when compared with wild-type, sex-matched littermate controls

Pre-training stagesCdkl5 exon6+/+F N = 10Cdkl5 exon6−/+F N = 11Cdkl5 exon6+/yM N = 10Cdkl5 exon6−/yM N = 11Cdkl5 R59X+/+F N = 10Cdkl5 R59X−/+F N = 11Cdkl5 R59X+/yM N = 10Cdkl5 R59X−/yM N = 11
Stage 1: Habituation day 1 number of trials11.10 ± 1.5123.73 ± 2.8715.10 ± 1.1634.91 ± 4.969.80 ± 0.9519.00 ± 1.8819.60 ± 5.6442.82 ± 5.18
Stage 1: Habituation day 2 number of trials34.10 ± 10.1386.55 ± 17.7967.30 ± 14.0399.09 ± 18.1347.70 ± 8.1263.27 ± 12.2882.90 ± 8.14138 ± 15.33
Stage 2: Number of trials27.60 ± 3.4959.45 ± 6.2626.50 ± 5.9958.55 ± 7.6427.80 ± 2.92848.18 ± 3.5632.10 ± 3.3772.18 ± 6.03
Stage 3: Number of trials53.13 ± 7.3194.18 ± 5.6157.97 ± 6.6890.00 ± 5.5156.59 ± 7.5076.45 ± 8.3451.87 ± 5.6669.20 ± 6.86
Stage 4: Days to reach criterion3.70 ± 0.473.64 ± 0.342.90 ± 0.104.18 ± 0.402.20 ± 0.202.46 ± 0.252.60 ± 0.162.64 ± 0.34
Pre-training stagesCdkl5 exon6+/+F N = 10Cdkl5 exon6−/+F N = 11Cdkl5 exon6+/yM N = 10Cdkl5 exon6−/yM N = 11Cdkl5 R59X+/+F N = 10Cdkl5 R59X−/+F N = 11Cdkl5 R59X+/yM N = 10Cdkl5 R59X−/yM N = 11
Stage 1: Habituation day 1 number of trials11.10 ± 1.5123.73 ± 2.8715.10 ± 1.1634.91 ± 4.969.80 ± 0.9519.00 ± 1.8819.60 ± 5.6442.82 ± 5.18
Stage 1: Habituation day 2 number of trials34.10 ± 10.1386.55 ± 17.7967.30 ± 14.0399.09 ± 18.1347.70 ± 8.1263.27 ± 12.2882.90 ± 8.14138 ± 15.33
Stage 2: Number of trials27.60 ± 3.4959.45 ± 6.2626.50 ± 5.9958.55 ± 7.6427.80 ± 2.92848.18 ± 3.5632.10 ± 3.3772.18 ± 6.03
Stage 3: Number of trials53.13 ± 7.3194.18 ± 5.6157.97 ± 6.6890.00 ± 5.5156.59 ± 7.5076.45 ± 8.3451.87 ± 5.6669.20 ± 6.86
Stage 4: Days to reach criterion3.70 ± 0.473.64 ± 0.342.90 ± 0.104.18 ± 0.402.20 ± 0.202.46 ± 0.252.60 ± 0.162.64 ± 0.34
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