Handbook of Experimental Neurology Methods and Techniques in Animal Research [Paperback]

An essential 2006 reference volume covering major methodologies and disease models in current neuroscience research.This major 2006 handbook covers every major methodology and disease model used in current neuroscience research. Delivering critical methodological information and describing small animal models for almost all major neurological diseases, this book forms an essential reference for students and researchers in all aspects of neuroscience.This major 2006 handbook covers every major methodology and disease model used in current neuroscience research. Delivering critical methodological information and describing small animal models for almost all major neurological diseases, this book forms an essential reference for students and researchers in all aspects of neuroscience.Dear all Please find attached the ISBNs for batch 317. Please set the publication date to 2010 , the answer code to NP, and the CM Flag to 10, for batch 317. Many thanks, SophiePreface; Part I. Principles and General Methods: 1. Introduction: Animal modelling - a precious tool for developing remedies to neurological diseases Turgut Tatlisumak and Marc Fisher; 2. Ethical issues, welfare laws, and regulations David Whittaker; 3. Housing, feeding, and maintenance of rodents Robert W. Kemp; 4. Identification of individual animals Turgut Tatlisumak and Daniel Strbian; 5. Analgesia, anesthesia, and postoperative care in laboratory animals Naoya Masutomi and Makoto Shibutani; 6. Euthanasia in small animals Turgut Tatlisumak; 7. Various surgical procedures in rodents Ren? Remie; 8. Genetically engineered animals Carolina M. Maier, Lilly Hsieh and Pak H. Chan; 9. Imaging in experimental neurology Marc Fisher, Eng H. Lo and Michael Lev; 10. Safety in animal facilities Tarja Kohila; 11. Behavioural testing in small animal models: ischemic stroke Larry B. Goldstein; 12. Methods for analysing brain tissue P?ivi Liesi; 13. Targeting molecular constructs of cellular function and injury through in vitls•