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. 2013 Dec 24;7:25–35. doi: 10.2147/JPR.S52195

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The effect of DigiGait™ belt speed on left hind limb stride time in non-arthritic mice.

Notes: Six mice were run on the DigiGait™ system (Mouse Specifics, Inc, Quincy, MA, USA) at 14 cm/second (n=4 evaluated videos), 17 cm/second (n=5), 18.75 cm/second (n=5), and 20 cm/second (n=4). Stride time was inversely correlated with treadmill speed but not statistically significant by analysis of variance (ANOVA) (R²=0.973, P=0.105). The slope for hind limb measures, except swing time, was significantly different from zero. Ad hoc comparison of left hind limb stride time at 17.0 cm/second and 18.75 cm/second using student’s t-test also showed no significant differences.

Abbreviation: s, seconds.