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Behavioral and Biochemical Performance of Swiss and BalbC Mice Exposed to Multiple Concurrent Acute Stress

Behavioral and Biochemical Performance of Swiss and BalbC Mice Exposed to Multiple Concurrent Acute Stress

Rawda S. Mohamed1,2, Mohammed Y. Matoock2*, Abeer H. Abdelrazek2 

1Pharmacology department, Faculty of Pharmacy, British University in Egypt, Sherouk city, Egypt; 2Veterinary Hygiene and Management Department, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Cairo University, Giza, 12211, Egypt.

*Correspondence | Mohamed Youssef Matoock, Veterinary Hygiene and Management Department, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Cairo University, Giza, 12211, Egypt.; Email: mysmatoock@hotmail.com

 

Figure 1

Mice falcon restrainer and MAS procedure. 

Figure 2

Plus maze test. 

Figure 3

Open field track plots.
Open field track plots showing the position of the center of the animal (a) BC Balb/c control, (b) BMAS Balb/c multiple acute stress, (c) SC Swiss control, and (d) SMAS Swiss multiple acute stress groups.
 

Figure 4

Plus-maze track plots.
Plus-maze track plots show the position of the center of the animal, where (1) is the open arm, and (2) is the closed arm. (a) BC Balb/c control, (b) BMAS Balb/c multiple acute stress, (c) SC Swiss control, and (d) SMAS Swiss multiple acute stress groups. 

Figure 5

Dark light activity box track plots.
Dark light track plots showing the position of the center of the animal in the light portion, where (a) BC Balb/c control, (b) BMAS Balb/c multiple acute stress, (c) SC Swiss control, and (d) SMAS Swiss multiple acute stress groups. 

Advances in Animal and Veterinary Sciences

May

Vol. 12, Iss. 5, pp. 802-993

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