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CE Houpt, Smith (asst by Ortega, Janowitz, Muller) Male mice (C57/BlJ) were restrained and exposed 3 at a time to 14.1 T magnetic field for 30-min, or sham-exposed. Mice were then placed in center of a 2-m diameter swimming pool for a 2-min swim test.  Magnet and sham-exposed mice  were tested 0, 10, or 20 min after the end of restraint. Magnet-exposed mice and 0-min sham-exposed mice were retested at 24-h to detect persistent deficits in swimming. CEH working on Mac application to quantify rotation of mice from quicktime video.

CE Houpt, Smith (asst by Ortega, Janowitz, Muller) Male mice (C57/BlJ) were restrained and exposed 3 at a time to 14.1 T magnetic field for 30-min, or sham-exposed. Mice were then placed in center of a 2-m diameter swimming pool for a 2-min swim test.  Magnet and sham-exposed mice  were tested 0, 10, or 20 min after the end of restraint. Magnet-exposed mice and 0-min sham-exposed mice were retested at 24-h to detect persistent deficits in swimming. CEH working on Mac application to quantify rotation of mice from quicktime video.