Quantifying Mechanical Paw Withdrawal Thresholds
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Corresponding Organization : Indiana University Bloomington
Variable analysis
- AM251 (3 mg/kg)
- AMG9810 (3 mg/kg)
- Vehicle
- Capsaicin injection
- Paw withdrawal thresholds to mechanical stimulation
- Mice were placed on an elevated metal mesh table where they were habituated under individual, inverted plastic cages for at least 20 min until exploratory behavior had ceased
- Mechanical stimulation was terminated when the animal withdrew its paw and the value of the applied force was recorded in grams
- Mechanical paw withdrawal thresholds were obtained twice for each paw, and are reported as the mean of two duplicate determinations obtained from each animal, averaged across subjects
- Mechanical thresholds were taken at 5, 30, 60, and 120 min post-capsaicin injection
- Positive control: capsaicin injection
- Negative control: vehicle
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