Table 3. Sensorimotor Function Assessments.

Tests	Group	Day 0	Day 1	Day 3	Day 7	Day 14
Neurological score median (25th to 75th percentiles)	WT	0	1 (0.25–1)	1 (1–2)	1 (1–2)	1 (0.25–1)
	Ngb-Tg	0	1 (1–2)	2 (1.5–2)	1 (0–1)	1 (0–1)
Rotorod test, % of day 0	WT	100	70.5±10.8	78.5±10.6	90.5±9.7	104.3±3.3
	Ngb-Tg	100	68.7±12.8	78.1±10.9	84.5±17.4	110.7±2.5
Hanging wire median (25th to 75th percentiles)	WT	5 (4.75–5)	2.5 (1–4)	3.5 (2–4.25)	4 (4–5)	4.5 (4–5)
	Ngb-Tg	5 (4.5–5)	3 (1.5–3)	4 (2.5–4)	4 (3.5–4)	4 (4–5)
Foot fault test median (25th to 75th percentiles)	WT	0 (0–1)	3 (0–5.75)	4 (0–5.25)	5 (4–5)	2 (1–2)
	Ngb-Tg	1 (0–1.5)	2 (1–5)	4 (2–6)	4 (3.5–4.5)	1 (1–1.5)
Body weight, % of day 0	WT	100	91.7±0.57	82.1±1.21	81.8±3.04	91.3±1.54
	Ngb-Tg	100	91.5±0.73	80.1±1.58	81.2±3.45	91.9±1.55

Sensorimotor deficits and body weight loss were assessed before (day 0) and at days 1, 3, 7, and 14 after transient (1-hour) focal cerebral ischemia. Results are expressed as median values and 25th to 75th percentiles for assessments of neurological score, hanging wire, and foot fault tests; and mean±SEM for assessments of Rotorod test and body weight loss. N=6 for Ngb-Tg and 7 for WT per group; 23- to 27-g male mice. In all assessments, there were no statistical significant differences between WT and Ngb-Tg groups.