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. 2015 Feb 6;9:12. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2015.00012

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Proportion of worms rendered paralyzed after exposure to shock waves. (A) Fraction of worms paralyzed increased with added shock wave exposure, while the instance of paralysis was lower in worms exposed in polyvinyl alcohol (open bars) than in worms exposed in S-medium (closed bars). (B) Fraction of worms paralyzed increased with added shock wave exposure in both worms grown on NGM agar plates (open bars) and worms raised in liquid cultures (closed bars). The numbers above the boxes indicate the numbers of worms per group.