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Fig. 1. (
a
) Thumb and forefi nger secure the sides of the head, while the palm contacts the dorsal aspect of animal torso,
and opposite hand secures hind limbs, (
b
) trap the forelimb which is not being tested underneath, using the middle and
ring fi ngers, (
c
) unilateral vibrissae stimulation to table-top, (
d
) independent forelimb placing.
Fig. 2. (
a
) Place animal upon secure surface and gently grasp the tail, (
b
) when the mouse extends away from your grasp,
use the other hand to clutch the scruff behind the neck and between the shoulders, (
c
) unilateral vibrissae stimulation to
table-top, (
d
) independent forelimb placing.
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