Optomotor Response for Visual Acuity

The visual acuity of the mice was determined by use of optomotor response recordings using OptoMotry 1.7.7 (Cerebral Mechanics, Canada) [44 (link), 45 (link)].

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Hammer S.S., Vieira C.P., McFarland D., Sandler M., Levitsky Y., Dorweiler T.F., Lydic T.A., Asare-Bediako B., Adu-Agyeiwaah Y., Sielski M.S., Dupont M., Longhini A.L., Li Calzi S., Chakraborty D., Seigel G.M., Proshlyakov D.A., Grant M.B, & Busik J.V. (2021). Fasting and fasting mimicking treatment activate SIRT1/LXRα and alleviate diabetes-induced systemic and microvascular dysfunction. Diabetologia, 64(7), 1674-1689.

Publication 2021

OptoMotry 1.7.7

Mechanics Mice Visual acuity

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Other organizations : Michigan State University, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Women & Children's Hospital of Buffalo

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Visual acuity of the mice

dependent variables

Optomotor response recordings

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