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A nonstressful method for restricting locomotion of rats

Journal of Pharmacological Methods

|May 1, 1980

Abstract:

An "unsteady-stand" method, which inhibits locomotion of rats, is described. The "unsteady stand" is useful for restricting locomotion of animals so that observations in drug or neurotoxicological screening batteries are more easily made.

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