accelerating rotating rod test  (Hugo Sachs Elektronik)

Journal: Inhalation toxicology

Article Title: Acute Inhalation of Combustion Smoke Triggers Neuroinflammation and Persistent Anxiety-Like Behavior in the Mouse

doi: 10.1080/08958378.2018.1432728

Figure Lengend Snippet: Equivalent performance in rotating-rod between smoke exposed and sham control mice. Mice were subjected to four trials per day over three consecutive days. (A) Repeated measures ANOVA confirmed overall effects of day indicative of improved performance for both groups (n=8). (B) Equivalent performance in rotarod by trial number as measured with latency to fall with the exception of trial #2 on day 3.

Article Snippet: Rotating-rod (rotarod) To assess whether motor impairments could contribute to differences observed between the groups in open field-testing, motor coordination, balance and motor learning were assessed using the accelerating rotating-rod (rotarod) test (Coulbourn Instruments) as we previously described ( Dineley et al. 2002 ).

Techniques: Control

Journal: Inhalation toxicology

Article Title: Acute Inhalation of Combustion Smoke Triggers Neuroinflammation and Persistent Anxiety-Like Behavior in the Mouse

doi: 10.1080/08958378.2018.1432728

Figure Lengend Snippet: Equivalent performance in rotating-rod between smoke exposed and sham control mice. Mice were subjected to four trials per day over three consecutive days. (A) Repeated measures ANOVA confirmed overall effects of day indicative of improved performance for both groups (n=8). (B) Equivalent performance in rotarod by trial number as measured with latency to fall with the exception of trial #2 on day 3.

Article Snippet: To assess whether motor impairments could contribute to differences observed between the groups in open field-testing, motor coordination, balance and motor learning were assessed using the accelerating rotating-rod (rotarod) test (Coulbourn Instruments) as we previously described ( Dineley et al. 2002 ).

Techniques: Control