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. 2021 Jan 12;30:0963689720984437. doi: 10.1177/0963689720984437

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Fig. 1. — The effect of DPSC treatment on forelimb function following stroke. (A) Forelimb placing test. (B) Single pellet skilled reaching test: total success from 20 trials. (C) Single pellet skilled reaching test: first attempt success from 20 trials. (D) Cylinder test. Values are for 9 rats per group except for the vehicle-treated group on day 28 where n = 8 because 1 rat was lost to the study on day 25. Outliers are shown as filled circles. There was a statistically significant overall effect of treatment on recovery in the forelimb placing test and first attempt success in the skilled reaching test. The asterisk identifies individual days showing a significant difference between the 2 treatments (P < 0.05).