Handbook of Experimental Neurology: Methods and Techniques in Animal Research (Google eBook)

Turgut Tatlisumak, Marc Fisher

Cambridge University Press, Oct 5, 2006 - Science - 579 pages

Basic relevant information on methodologies used in neurological disease models can be extremely hard to find. This major new reference work contains 30 chapters from over 60 internationally recognized scientists and covers every major methodology and disease model used in current neuroscience research. Divided into two major sections, the first deals with general methodologies in neuroscience research covering topics from animal welfare and ethical issues to surgical procedures, post-operative care and behavioral testing. Section two covers every major disease model including traumatic brain injury, ischemia and stroke, to Parkinson's, motor neurone disease, epilepsy and sleep disorders. Delivering critical, up-to-the-minute, methodological information and describing small animal models for almost all major neurological diseases, this book forms an essential reference for anyone working in neuroscience, from beginning students to experienced researchers and medical professionals.

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Contents

• 1: 3
• 2: 6
• 3: 19
• 4: 33
• a: 34
• 5: 40
• Table 53 cont: 48
• Table 54 Representative agents used for inhalation anesthesia: 59
• 6: 67
• 7: 75
• 8: 114
• Ubiquitous expression leads to formation of 42: 117
• 9: 132
• 10: 147
• 11: 154
• 12: 173
• 13: 181
• 14: 212
• 15: 239
• 16: 257
• A: 266
• 17: 269
• 18: 309
• 19: 329
• 20: 345
• 21: 366
• 22: 375
• Table 221 cont: 386
• 23: 393
• 24: 411
• 25: 438
• 26: 457
• 27: 472
• 28: 487
• 29: 504
• 30: 544
• 3: 546

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About the author

TurgutTatlisumak received his neurology training in the Helsinki University Central Hospital. He made his PhD thesis work on experimental brain ischemia and magnetic resonance imaging at the University of Massachusetts. His research field is clinical and experimental stroke and magnetic resonance imaging. He holds board certificates in neurology and health care administration in Finland. He is currently an associate professor and the Vice Chair at the Department of Neurology, Helsinki University Central Hospital and the director of the Experimental Magnetic Resonance Imaging Laboratory. Dr. Tatlisumak is a Fellow of the American Heart Association. He is an awarded teacher and holds a degree in teaching sciences.

Bibliographic information

• Title: Handbook of Experimental Neurology: Methods and Techniques in Animal Research; Handbook of Experimental Neurology: Methods and Techniques in Animal Research, Turgut Tatlisumak
• Editors: Turgut Tatlisumak, Marc Fisher
• Edition: illustrated
• Publisher: Cambridge University Press, 2006
• ISBN: 1139459759, 9781139459754
• Length: 579 pages
• Subjects: Medical / Neurology; Medical / Neuroscience; Science / Life Sciences / Neuroscience