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Papers/Talalai et al. 2023

Functional IgG Autoantibodies against Autonomic Nervous System Receptors in Symptomatic Women with Silicone Breast Implants

Talalai E, Gorobets D, Halpert G, et al. Cells 2023;12(11):1510.

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Tests in this paper

  • Forced swim test
  • Open field test

Forced swim test

Compare with 4 other papers
SettingValuePaper’s words
Water temperature
  • 25 ± 2 °C

“filled with water up to 25 cm height (25 ± 2 °C)”
Water depth
  • 25 cm

“filled with water up to 25 cm height”
Cylinder size
  • 30 height × 10 cm diameter

“a glass cylinder (30 height × 10 cm diameter)”
Session duration
  • 6 min

“for 6 min and the immobility time was recorded”
Other settings in the paper
Cylinder

glass

“a glass cylinder”
Placed

individually

“the mice were placed individually into a glass cylinder”
Non-swim time

the time the mice spent immobile

“A non-swim time was measured as the time the mice spent immobile”
Warmed under a lamp

Immediately after the test

10 min

“Immediately after the test, the mice were then dried with paper towels, warmed under a lamp for 10 min”
Failed to stay afloat

removed immediately

“The animals which failed to stay afloat were removed immediately”
Forced swim test

day 5

“day 5—open field second run and forced swim test”
FST paradigm was performed

after the second OFT

“the FST paradigm was performed after the second OFT”
Apparatus
Glass cylinder
“a glass cylinder (30 height × 10 cm diameter)”
Lamp
“warmed under a lamp for 10 min”
Paper towels
“dried with paper towels”
Methods cited to other work
How immobility time was recorded; no tool or observer is printed

[38]

“the immobility time was recorded [38]”

Open field test

Compare with 10 other papers
SettingValuePaper’s words
Arena size
  • 40 × 40 cm

“a standardized arena of 40 × 40 cm”
Session duration
  • 6–10 min

“Each mouse was placed individually for 6–10 min in the square black plastic chamber”
Not in the MethodsIllumination
Other settings in the paper
Placed in the experimental room

Prior to the test

one hour

“all the animals were placed in the experimental room one hour prior to the test”
Apparatus was cleaned

Between sessions

70% ethanol

“The apparatus was cleaned with 70% ethanol between sessions”
Made from

inert plastic

“made from inert plastic”
Chamber

square black plastic

“in the square black plastic chamber”
Placed

individually

“Each mouse was placed individually”
Habituation

day 2

“day 2—habituation”
Open field test first run

First run

day 3

“day 3—open field test first run”
Open field second run

Second run

day 5

“day 5—open field second run”
After the injection

Day 3

two days

“in the open field paradigm, two days after the injection (Day 3)”
After the injection

Day 5

four days

“conducting the behavioral paradigm four days after the injection (Day 5)”
Apparatus
Standardized arena

Maze Engineers, Skokie, IL, USA

“a standardized arena of 40 × 40 cm made from inert plastic (Maze Engineers, Skokie, IL, USA)”
Camera
“Mice movements were recorded using a camera”
EthoVision XT

Noldus, Wageningen, The Netherlands

“movement tracking and automatic scoring were performed using EthoVision XT 11.5 (Noldus, Wageningen, The Netherlands) software”

Tests in this paper

  • Forced swim test
  • Open field test

The paper

Species: mice

“Male ICR mice, 12 weeks old”
Read the paper (doi:10.3390/cells12111510)Full text on PubMed Central (PMC10252975)

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