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Development and validation of PainFace, a software platform that simplifies and standardizes mouse grimace analyses

2022-08-15

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Facial grimaces are now commonly used to quantify spontaneous pain in mice and other mammalian species, but scoring remains subjective and relies on humans with very different levels of proficiency. Here, we developed a Mouse Grimace Scale (MGS) for black-coated (C57BL/6) mice consisting of four facial action units (orbitals, nose, ears, whiskers). We used this scale to generate ground truth data from over 70,000...

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4d8ec25e-3539-5b49-89ba-68d81271b92a
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10.1101/2022.08.12.503790
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