Stroke genomics
Subtitle: methods and reviews
By: edited by Simon J. Read, David Virley.
Contributors: Read, Simon J.; Virley, David.
Series: Methods in molecular medicine -- 104
Publisher: Humana Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Totowa, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 351
Subjects: Cerebrovascular disease -- Genetic aspects.; Cerebrovascular disease -- Molecular aspects.; Genomics.; Cerebrovascular Accident -- genetics.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction to stroke genomics / Simon J. Read and Frank C. Barone; title: Choice, methodology, and characterization of ischemic stroke models : the search for clinical relevance / David Virley; title: Mutant animal models of stroke and gene expression : the stroke prone spontaneously hypertensive rat / Hilary V. O. Carswell ... [et al.]; title: Gene therapy in neurological disease / Midori A. Yenari and Robert M. Sapolsky; title: Stem cell transplantation after middle cerebral artery occlusion / Paul Stroemer and Helen Hodges; title: Endogenous brain protection : models, gene expression, and mechanisms / Frank C. Barone; title: Production of transgenic and mutant mouse models / Alex Harper; title: 3-nitropropionic acid model of metabolic stress : assessment by magnetic resonance imaging / Toby John Roberts; title: Practicalities of genetic studies in human stroke / Ahamad Hassan and Hugh S. Markus; title: Evaluation of the interactions of common genetic mutations in stroke / Zoltán Szolnoki; title: Technologies of disease-related gene discovery using preclinical models of stroke / Xinkang Wang; title: Quantitative analysis of gene transcription in stroke models using real-time RT-PCR / David C. Harrison and Brian C. Bond; title: Effective analysis of genomic data / Paul R. Nelson, Andrew B. Goulter, and Richard J. Davis; title: Bioinformatic approaches to assigning protein function from novel sequence data / David Michalovich and Richard Fagan; title: Pragmatic target discovery from novel gene to functionally defined drug target : the interleukin-1 story / Stuart McRae Allen.