<p>Each data point represents the mean value (± SEM) computed for each experimental condition among subjects belonging to either Group 1 (right column) or Group 2 (left column). Open circles, Visible session; Filled back triangles, Masked session. Vertical dashed grey lines separate experimental conditions with different laws of motion (1–6: 0 g; 7–12: 1 g; 13–18: 2 g). A–B. Movement onset. C–D. Latency of the maximal velocity peak. E–F. Maximal mouse velocity. G–H. Movement duration.</p
<p>Upward (dark grey) and downward (light grey) movement velocity profile of a typical subject, norm...
<p>Left column: averaged (n = 8) values (± SD) of (A) relative duration to peak acceleration, (B) re...
<p>(A) Mean running speed trajectories, for a single session, for objects of contrasts from 0 to 100...
<p>Mouse velocities recorded during the Visible session of Experiment 1 and plotted for all (A), Gro...
<p>A typical multi-peaked mouse velocity trace recorded from one subject during the Visible session....
<p>Each panel shows all the valid trials recorded for a given experimental condition. Successive rep...
<p><b>A.</b> Stimulated Mouse, in Dark; DBS parameters 125 <i>μ</i>A, 125 Hz. Row 1: 1D and 2D Veloc...
<p><b>A</b>: Escape latency in the three groups from day 1 to 5. (Day 2: *<i>P</i><0.05; Days 3, 4, ...
<p>Data are shown as mean ± SEM. (A–B) Open field test (control, n = 6; LS group, n = 11; MDR group,...
<p>The five motor processes (one row for each) are: Mean Activity, Fractions of angles that are Non-...
<p>All plots show the average velocity profile across all 8 trials. Every point represents the mean ...
<p><b>a</b>) The distance moved by the center of gravity of a mouse during four 20 s segments is plo...
Abstract Objective Measuring motor function in mice is important for studying models of spinal cord ...
<p>The (A) latency to locate the correct target hole, (B) velocity during the trial, (C) distance tr...
<p>Panel (A) represents the onset latency data for cued (filled circles) and non-cued (empty circles...
<p>Upward (dark grey) and downward (light grey) movement velocity profile of a typical subject, norm...
<p>Left column: averaged (n = 8) values (± SD) of (A) relative duration to peak acceleration, (B) re...
<p>(A) Mean running speed trajectories, for a single session, for objects of contrasts from 0 to 100...
<p>Mouse velocities recorded during the Visible session of Experiment 1 and plotted for all (A), Gro...
<p>A typical multi-peaked mouse velocity trace recorded from one subject during the Visible session....
<p>Each panel shows all the valid trials recorded for a given experimental condition. Successive rep...
<p><b>A.</b> Stimulated Mouse, in Dark; DBS parameters 125 <i>μ</i>A, 125 Hz. Row 1: 1D and 2D Veloc...
<p><b>A</b>: Escape latency in the three groups from day 1 to 5. (Day 2: *<i>P</i><0.05; Days 3, 4, ...
<p>Data are shown as mean ± SEM. (A–B) Open field test (control, n = 6; LS group, n = 11; MDR group,...
<p>The five motor processes (one row for each) are: Mean Activity, Fractions of angles that are Non-...
<p>All plots show the average velocity profile across all 8 trials. Every point represents the mean ...
<p><b>a</b>) The distance moved by the center of gravity of a mouse during four 20 s segments is plo...
Abstract Objective Measuring motor function in mice is important for studying models of spinal cord ...
<p>The (A) latency to locate the correct target hole, (B) velocity during the trial, (C) distance tr...
<p>Panel (A) represents the onset latency data for cued (filled circles) and non-cued (empty circles...
<p>Upward (dark grey) and downward (light grey) movement velocity profile of a typical subject, norm...
<p>Left column: averaged (n = 8) values (± SD) of (A) relative duration to peak acceleration, (B) re...
<p>(A) Mean running speed trajectories, for a single session, for objects of contrasts from 0 to 100...