How anxiety can be separated from curiosity in open field test for mice?

It is seen that in open field test mice do rearing more suggesting they are more exploratory or curious. Now it is considered one of the markers of anxiety like behaviour. But it is curiosity I...

01 February 2019 1,157 2 View

Elevated plus maze VS. open field anxiety test?

For the detection of anxiety of mouse which test is more suitable and why? Thanks, MS

01 February 2019 2,780 1 View

Meaning of increased rearing and grooming?

I have found my mice showed more rearing and grooming but my question is why they do that more and what does it indicates? Thanks MS

01 February 2019 4,927 7 View

Hyperactivity in mouse?

How the hyperactivity of mouse can be measured and how we can understand that these mice are hyperactive? Thanks MS

01 February 2019 1,573 1 View

When is the best time to do mice behavior test?

Mice are naturally nocturnal but most of the lab behavioral tests are conducted in the day time. Is this confounding? Therefore when is the best time to do behavioral test of mice/rodents? Thanks...

31 December 2018 509 4 View

How many behavioral tests can be conducted in parallel in mice?

For some reasons most of the time multiple behavioral tests such as open field, rotarod, walking beam, and novel object recognition need to conduct in parallel. However, there may be time issue...

31 December 2018 8,055 3 View

Why oligodendrocytes behave differently in different parts of the CNS?

It is observed that oligodendrocytes functions differs based on its position in CNS, why?

31 December 2018 3,358 2 View

Which is better test to assess anxiety in mouse?

Dears, To test anxiety and locomotion commonly "Open filed" and "Elevated-plus maze" apparatus are used. However, for certain reasons multiple instruments is not possible to use in same study. To...

31 December 2018 4,901 4 View

Antibody for CD8 T cells for immunohistochemistry/flurescence....

07 August 2016 6,347 2 View

Which neurofilament will be appropriate to examine axonal damage in animal model?

We know there are three forms of neurofilaments and release of neurofilaments after axonal damage are prevalent in Multiple Sclerosis patients. My question is in animal model of MS what type of...

02 March 2016 2,743 6 View

How to compare two groups with only two measurements?

Hiiiii everyone! I have an enquiry on statistical analysis. I was looking for many forum and it's still cannot solve my problem. I want to compare means of two groups of data but only with two...

03 March 2021 8,796 3 View

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03 March 2021 5,360 2 View

What SPSS analysis should I run with one IV (with two levels) and two DVs?

Hi, I am trying to figure out which test would be most appropriate to run for the following question: Is there a difference in task blood pressure between smokers and non-smokers? There are two...

01 March 2021 8,235 2 View

Does anyone know an alternative product for cardiac Troponin T antibody for Immunofluorescence (Thermo # MA512960)?

We have been using Thermo Fisher anti-cardiac Troponin T antibody for immunofluorescence staining in FFPE mouse heart sections but it was recently discontinued. The literature shows it to be the...

01 March 2021 4,937 1 View

What is the state of the drug inside solid lipid nanoparticles (SLNs)?

I am a little confuse with the mechanism of solid lipid nanoparticles (SLNs). The main point of encapsulating drugs into SLNs is because some drugs have low solubility in water. Therefore, SLNs...

01 March 2021 3,703 3 View

How does an antibody have full intact antibody + half antibody?

Hello, I was just wondering how does a antibody have full intact antibody + half antibody? Is it because of the drug conjugation?

28 February 2021 1,577 1 View

How do I choose contrasts in SPM8?

I am learning how to use SPM for PET and PET-MR analysis, but I haven't found any great resources that explain how contrasts work. I have a series of PET images where our hypothesis argues that...

24 February 2021 1,534 2 View

Sample size determination for non-parametric tests?

How do I run a a priori sample size determination for non-parametric tests, like the Mann-Whitney U-test and the Kruskall-Wallis or other non-parametric tests that accord with the unpaired t-test...

24 February 2021 166 6 View

Steps to calculate activation energy by coats & redfern method?

I'm a chemistry student and I'm researching the kinetic degradation of mixed plastic waste. I'm having trouble calculating the activation energy by the coats & Redfern method. The data that...

24 February 2021 974 1 View

Does PHA-P stimulate the proliferation of lymphocytes from mice?

Hello, I will start performing MLR using lymphocytes from mice's spleen and I would like to know the better way for the stimulation. If is using PHA-P or CD3/CD28? I would like to know as well if...

23 February 2021 5,476 4 View