Animal models in brain research

Animal models have played an important role for our understanding of the details of brain development. This session will review the history of animal models and the emergence of many useful models for developmental studies today. Comparative anatomical reports began with Aristotle and his dissections of various animals, but it was not until the 19th century that the use of postmortem and live animal models became common. 

 

  • Animal Models of Neurological Disorders
  • Neuroimaging of animal models
  • Animal models of neurobehavioral disorders
  • Animal models of traumatic brain injury
  • Animal models of ischemic stroke
  • Genetic and transgenic animal models
  • Ethical Considerations and Alternatives

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