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Mouse genetic model for left-right hand usage: context, direction, norms of reaction, and memory.

Genome - 1 Dec 1999

Biddle F G, Eales B A

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Asymmetry of paw usage in the laboratory mouse is an experimental model for left-right asymmetry of hand usage. Given a set number of reaches into a centrally placed food tube (an unbiased or U-world test), individual mice exhibit a number of left and right paw reaches that is reliably expressed on retesting. Whereas different inbred strains appear to have equal numbers of individual mice with a left- or a...

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PMID: 10659783
DOI: 10.1139/g99-078

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