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yoked-control group

yoked-control group A yoked-control group is a comparison group used to match the non-treatment parts of an experiment.

A yoked-control group is a comparison group used to match the non-treatment parts of an experiment. In this study, it meant animals that experienced the same handling stress as the anesthetized animals, allowing the researchers to separate effects of handling from effects of isoflurane itself.

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Drafting source: Yonezaki Kumiko; Uchimoto Kazuhiro; Miyazaki Tomoyuki; Asakura Ayako; Kobayashi Ayako; Takase Kenkichi; Goto Takahisa. Postanesthetic Effects of Isoflurane on Behavioral Phenotypes of Adult Male C57BL/6J Mice. 2015; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0122118; article XML SHA-256 9acd33b45321063ac5b1952d7f0ae1ec54592ff1f50210040e527a3ee4c1953b. “Postanesthetic Effects of Isoflurane on Behavioral Phenotypes of Adult Male C57BL/6J Mice” (10.1371/journal.pone.0122118).
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