Grip Strength Test citations
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11 papers and preprints as of
Ryosuke Tsuji, Ryo Fujita, Takuto Hayashi et al. · Science Advances · 2026
Mouse grip strength was tested before and immediately following live animal return using a 50-N capacity grip strength meter (Conduct Science, Skokie, IL, USA). The person performing the grip strength testing was blinded to the experimental conditions during flight.
Kingsley Mokube Ekumi, Matthew J Johnston, Michelle Pauley Murphy et al. · NAR Molecular Medicine · 2026
Grip strength measurements were performed using the Maze Engineers Grip Strength Instrument (Skokie, IL, USA) and accompanying software.
David Ayi-Bonte, Samantha Dworacek, James Madden et al. · Muscles · 2026
Using a 50 N digital grip force meter (Maze Engineers, Skokie, IL, USA), both front and hindlimb grip force were measured twice weekly.
Mubaraq A Toriola, Emma Timlin, Sarojini Bulbule et al. · Inflammation Research · 2026
...and NTg mice aged 10–12 weeks (n = 6) were tested using a rectangular grid attached to a console (Maze Engineers) that records grip force (Newton) over time, displayed via Grip TestUI (version 1.0.0.0)...
Isaac Bul Deng, Jordan Follett, Jesse D. Fox et al. · NPJ Parkinson's Disease · 2025
...grid by the mouse is recorded by the force sensor and analyzed with the Grip Strength software (Maze Engineers, Skokie, IL, USA).
Matine M Azadian, Sepideh Kiani Shabestari, Arjun Rajan et al. · Nature Biotechnology · 2025
For the grip strength test, motor function was assessed via the peak force (G) required for mice to release their grip from a grid bar as quantified by a digital grip strength meter (Maze Engineers).
Matthew J Johnston, Sharlene G Rakoczy, LaDora V Thompson et al. · GeroScience · 2025
...all four limbs to reduce variability and improve consistency. Grip strength was recorded via Maze Engineers Grip Strength Instrument (Skokie, IL, USA).
Shelby C. Osburn, Meghan E. Smith, Devin Wahl et al. · Physiological Genomics · 2025
After the treatment period, mice were tested for grip strength (31) using a DST-110 Digital Force Gauge (Maze Engineers) according to standardized procedures (32) as a surrogate for overall muscle health/function (33–35).
Sadhana Sharma, Devin Wahl, Sydney Risen et al. · Preprint on bioRxiv · 2024
Grip strength was tested in mice using the DST-110 Digital Force Gauge (Maze Engineers).
Yingwei Ge, Lijie Zhou, Yesheng Fu et al. · Nature Cell Biology · 2024
A grip-strength meter (Maze Engineers) was used to test the strength of the forelimb and forelimb–hindlimb grip of mice.
Devin Wahl, Sydney J. Risen, Shelby C. Osburn et al. · Journal of Neuroinflammation · 2024
Mice were tested using the DST-110 Digital Force Gauge (Maze Engineers).
