Nest‐building activity as a reproducible and long‐term stroke deficit test in a mouse model of stroke
Brain and Behavior2018Vol. 8(6), pp. e00993–e00993
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Abstract
The results suggest that the nest-building activity may be a novel, objective, easy to use, highly sensitive, and long-lasting test that may reflect the multifaceted sensorimotor and cognitive deficits after stroke in humans. Our findings may provide a novel multifaceted test for bridging the gap between animal stroke studies and clinical trials.
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