Models of Rodent Cortical Traumatic Brain Injury
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Fig. 1. Lesion models. Illustration of the conditions of the rodent brains, in particular the striatum and substantia nigra, in healthy unlesioned animals (a) and the different lesion paradigms (b–h)….
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Fig. 1. Diagram of an optical workstation utilizing Prairie View (Prairie Technologies, Inc.) and Win Fluor (University of Strathclyde) software. The movement and gain of the imaging laser is controlled…
Fig. 1. Radiometabolites of [11C]-WAY-100635 after labelling in the 2-methoxy position or in the carbonyl of the amide group. In addition, the pharmacokinetics of the radiotracer and the biological process…
Fig. 1. The Tamoxifen inducible gene switch. (a) Gene inactivation in knockout mice or gene expression in standard transgenic mice is restricted to selected cell types but the timing of…
Fig. 1. Test arena for open field test. At the beginning of the experiment, all animals are transported to the test room and left undisturbed for at least 30 min…
Fig. 1. Tests from the modified SHIRPA screen. Force touch assesses the reactivity of the mice to a touch on the back from above (a). The use of a beam…
Fig. 1. Schematic illustration of the prototypical rotometer apparatus, (a) design based on the original Ungerstedt and Arbuthnott (3) description. (b) Design as currently used in the Brain Repair Group…