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Systolic pressures were measured every week using the tail-cuff apparatus.
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Antinociceptive dose relationships were established using the tail immersion test.
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Compound was administered orally in different doses using the tail immersion test in mice for analgesic activity.
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In the present study we repeatedly submitted rats to restraint for 40 days, inducing hyperalgesia using the tail-flick test.
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It was small, rat-like and wiry, and was steered by the "mafoo" using the tail like a tiller.
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F2 mice were also assessed for changes in morphine analgesic potency using the tail-withdrawal test in dose-response studies on days 1 and 4.
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ST data were obtained through 51 estrus cycles on 11 female cattle (six Holsteins and five Japanese Blacks) using the tail-attached sensor.