Transgenic and knockout models of neuropsychiatric disorders
By: edited by Gene S. Fisch, Jonathan Flint.
Contributors: Fisch, Gene S.; Flint, Jonathan.
Series: Contemporary clinical neuroscience
Publisher: Humana Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Totowa, N.J
Language: eng
Subjects: Mental illness -- Animal models; Mental illness -- Genetic aspects; Transgenic mice -- Genetics; Mental Disorders -- genetics; Mental Disorders -- physiopathology; Animal Experimentation; Disease Models, Animal; Mice, Transgenic -- genetics; Psychology, Experimental
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Transgenic and knockout models of psychiatric disorders: introduction, history, and assessment / Gene S. Fisch; title: Transgenic mouse models and human disease / Jonathan Flint; title: Transgenic and knockout mouse models: the problem of language / Linda J. Hayes and Diana Delgado; title: If only they could talk: genetic mouse models for psychiatric disorders / Trevor Humby and Lawrence Wilkinson; title: SCA1: lessons from modeling a movement disease in mice / Harry T. Orr; title: Mouse models of hereditary mental retardation / Hans Welzl ... [et al.]; title: How can studies of animals help to uncover the roles of genes implicated in human speech and language disorders? / Simon E. Fisher; title: Animal models of autism: proposed behavioral paradigms and biological studies / Thomas Bourgeron, Stephane Jamain, and Sylvie Granon; title: Genetic mouse models of psychiatric disorders: advantages, limitations, and challenges / Joseph A. Gogos and Maria Karayiorgou; title: Animal models of psychoses / Stephen I. Deutsch ... [et al.]; title: Animal models of anxiety: the ethological perspective / Robert Gerlai, Robert Blanchard, and Caroline Blanchard; title: Modeling human anxiety and depression in mutant mice / Andrew Holmes and John F. Cryan; title: Mutant mouse models of bipolar disorder: are there any? / Anneloes Dirks, Lucianne Groenink, and Berend Olivier.