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Contrasting grooming phenotypes in three mouse strains markedly different in anxiety and activity (129S1, BALB/c and NMRI).

Behavioural brain research - 7 May 2005

Kalueff Allan V, Tuohimaa Pentti

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129S1/SvImJ (129S1), NMRI and BALB/c mice are widely used in behavioural research, demonstrating marked strain differences in their behavioural phenotypes. Grooming is a complex and essential ritual in the rodent behavioural repertoire with a general cephalocaudal progression (forepaws-nose-face-...

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PMID: 15836895
DOI: 10.1016/j.bbr.2004.11.010

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