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. 2021 Oct 5;10(10):2653. doi: 10.3390/cells10102653

Table 3.

AD animal research quality evaluation form.

Study (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Quality Score Quality Score (%)
Ji-Jing Yan 2001 × × × × 6 60
Hee-Sung KIM 2004 × × × × × 5 50
Jae-Young Cho 2005 × × × × × 5 50
Takayoshi Mamiya 2008 × × × × 6 60
Tsuyoshi Hamaguchi 2009 × × × × 6 60
JIN Beibei 2011 × × × × 6 60
Ji-Jing Yan 2013 × × × × 6 60
Takashi Mori 2013 × × × × × 5 50
Fan-Shiu Tsai 2015 × × 8 80
Haung Hao 2016 × × × 7 70
Masaki Kikugawa 2016 × × × × × 5 50
Takashi Mori 2017 × × × × × 5 50
Wang Yue 2017 × × × 7 70
MING Rui 2018 × × × × 6 60
Mohd Faraz Zafeer 2019 × × × × × 5 50
Takashi Mori 2019 × × × 7 70
WANG Qian 2019 × × × 7 70

√ = fulfilling the criterion, × = not fulfilling the criterion. (1) peer-reviewed publication; (2) presence of randomization of subjects into treatment groups; (3) assessment of dose–response relationship; (4) blinded assessment of behavioral outcome; (5) monitoring of physiological parameters such as body temperature; (6) calculation of necessary sample size to achieve sufficient power; (7) statement of compliance with animal welfare regulations; (8) avoidance of anesthetic agents with marked intrinsic neuroprotective properties (e.g., ketamine); (9) statement of potential conflict of interests; (10) use of a suitable animal model.