ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 30/05/202612) On the hot plate test, the mice that received LC antibodies were faster to withdraw their paws indicating increased pain sensitivity (Figure 6C) 161
ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 30/05/202613) On the grip strength test there’s a trend towards muscle weakness in the mice with LC antibodies but the difference was not significant (Figure 6L). 260
ME/CFS Science @mecfsscience.org · 30/05/202614) The rotarod test, which measures balances and coordination, showed no significant differences in latency to fall but on a treadmill test the mice getting LC antibodies travelled less. 160
Andreas Longva @andlon.bsky.social · 30/05/2026I wonder if this is not just pure chance, but if that cluster in the bottom right for the LC patients actually corresponds to a small proportion of mice developing muscle weakness, similar to how only a small proportion of humans develop LC from COVID... 010
