Quantifying the Acoustic Startle Response in Mice Using Standard Digital Video.

Madeline M Pantoni, Gerald M Herrera, Kaitlin R Van Alstyne, Stephan G Anagnostaras

June 2020 Front Behav Neurosci

Synopsis of Social media discussions

The social discussions reflect a positive view of the study’s novel approach to measuring startle responses using standard video systems, with mentions of accessibility and new methodology. Words like 'new approach' and references to practical benefits indicate enthusiasm, while comparisons to traditional methods emphasize the research’s potential to influence neuroscience experiments broadly.

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The posts show high curiosity about the research, especially relating to its methodological innovations, suggesting strong interest.

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While some posts simply share or quote the study, others discuss implications, indicating a moderate level of engagement.

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The discussion suggests that the research could influence future studies and experimental techniques, highlighting moderate perceived impact.

Social Mentions

YouTube

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Twitter

8 Posts

Metrics

Video Views

86,586

Total Likes

4,014

Extended Reach

177,153

Social Features

10

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Abstract Synopsis

  • The study explains the acoustic startle response as a quick muscle contraction in mice triggered by sudden loud sounds, which helps researchers understand brain function and effects of drugs.
  • Traditionally, measuring startle responses requires specialized chambers, but this study shows that a common video system, VideoFreeze, can reliably quantify startle responses in freely moving mice.
  • Using standard video for this purpose is a new approach that allows labs already using VideoFreeze to measure startle responses without needing extra equipment, making the process more accessible and versatile.]