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1. Introduction
2. Schizophrenia
3. Modeling schizophrenia
4. Non-genetic models
5. Pharmacological models (1)
6. Pharmacological models (2)
7. Pharmacological models (3)
8. Symptoms similarity models (1)
9. Mouse sociability test
10. Symptoms similarity models (2)
11. Etiological non-genetic models (1)
12. Etiological non-genetic models (2)
13. Etiological non-genetic models (3)
14. Etiological non-genetic models (4)
15. Genetic models (1)
16. Genetic models (2)
17. Genetic models (3)
18. Genetic models (4)
19. Genetic models: Genome-wide association
20. Genetic models: Copy number variation (1)
21. Genetic models: Copy number variation (2)
22. Genetic models: Linkage studies
23. DISC1 gene
24. DISC1 animal models
25. Inducible mutant DISC1 model
26. Tet-off system (1)
27. No gross developmental defects
28. Hyperactivity
29. Elevated aggressiveness
30. Enlargement of the lateral ventricles (1)
31. The nature of DISC1 animal model
32. Why study timing?
33. Tet-off system (2)
34. Aggression in male mice
35. Enlargement of the lateral ventricles (2)
36. Caveats of genetic mouse models
37. New approaches (1)
38. New approaches (2)
39. Gene-environment interaction (GEI) models
40. Challenges of GEI models
41. Concluding remarks
42. Acknowledgements

Topics Covered

• Animal models for schizophrenia
• Animal models of psychiatric disorders
• Non-genetic animals models
• genetic animal models
• DISC1 anima models
• Weaknesses of the current animal models for schizophrenia
• Future directions in developing animal models for schziophrenia

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Series:

• Animal Models in Biomedical Research
• Drug Discovery and Development in the Neurosciences

Categories:

• Methods
• Neuroscience

Therapeutic Areas:

• Neurology

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Publication History

• Published on March 28, 2013

Financial Disclosures

• Dr. Mikhail Pletnikov has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.