The presence of a righting reflex is known to vary over time in an individual at the population half-maximal effective anaesthetic concentration (EC50
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[title] => Revisiting MAC as a static measure of anaesthesia: evidence for dynamic response
[paragraph] => Revisiting MAC as a static measure of anaesthesia: evidence for dynamic responses under isoflurane in male mice
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Aden Mandel, Jackson Soohoo, Chloe Deitelzweig, Isha Patkar, Dennis Han, Madona Farag, Andrew McKinstry-Wu
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Laboratory Investigation
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British Journal of Anaesthesia
Abstract
The presence of a righting reflex is known to vary over time in an individual at the population half-maximal effective anaesthetic concentration (EC50
Keywords/Topics
male mice; half-maximal effective anaesthetic concentration; calibrated forceps; anaesthesia; evidence; dynamic responses; isoflurane; time; ec50 paw pinches; bioseb
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