Rotarod

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Description

Rotarod protocol optimized for mice. This test is made to assess motor coordination and balance. The results should show lower latency to fall numbers for mice with motor impairments.

Identifier (DOI)

10.17504/protocols.io.36wgq3xmolk5/v1

Tags

Accelerated rotarod
Animal
Behavior/Behavioral studies
Mouse

Team

Team Kordower

Program

Collaborative Research Network

Theme

Neuro-Immune Interactions

Meet the Authors

Sara Walton

External Collaborator
Jeffrey Kordower, PhD

Lead PI (Core Leadership): Team Kordower,

Arizona State University
Bryan A. Killinger

External Collaborator

Rotarod

Output Details

Meet the Authors

Sara Walton

Jeffrey Kordower, PhD

Bryan A. Killinger

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