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. 2018 Mar 13;7:e32058. doi: 10.7554/eLife.32058

Video 2. Forelimb motor performance after unilateral SCI.

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DOI: 10.7554/eLife.32058.007

Representative example of a rat performing the isometric pull task four weeks after unilateral SCI. The rat displays a notable reduction in peak pull force, consistent with forelimb paresis, and clear deficits in motor control. (A) The plot on the bottom left displays pull force applied to the handle on an individual trial. The green line indicates the adaptive-scaled force threshold to trigger delivery of a reward pellet. Note that the threshold adaptively scales based on the median peak force of the ten antecedent trials. The triangle indicates peak pull force on a trial. (B) The plot on the bottom right shows performance over the course of the session. Each circle indicates peak force from an individual trial. Green circles indicate trials in which pull force exceeded the reward threshold. White circles indicate trials in which peak force did not exceed the reward threshold.