. 2018 Jul 5;13(4-5):255–269. doi: 10.3727/000000006780666948

TABLE 1.

ZOXAZOLAMINE PARALYSIS TEST

	PRIP^+/+	PRIP^Liv−/−
Control	4/13: 2-h paralysis; recovered	1/11: 2-h paralysis; recovered
	5/13: 3-h paralysis; recovered	6/11: 3-h paralysis; recovered
	1/13: 4-h paralysis; recovered	1/11: 4-h paralysis; dead
	1/13: 6-h paralysis; recovered	1/11: 8-h paralysis; dead
	1/13: 6-h paralysis; dead	2/11: 12-h paralysis; recovered
	1/13: 9-h paralysis; dead
PB (3 days)	8/8: not paralyzed	8/8: not paralyzed

Control and 3-day PB-treated male mice (5–6 weeks old) were given a single IP injection of zoxazolamine (300 mg/kg of body weight), and paralysis duration was recorded as the time when the mice were able to right themselves repeatedly. Very similar results were observed in both wild-type (PRIP^+/+) and knockout (PRIP^−/−) mouse groups.