Item does not contain fulltextWhile modern neurobiology methods are necessary they are not sufficient to elucidate etiology and pathophysiology of affective disorders and develop new treatments. Achievement of these goals is contingent on applying cutting edge methods on appropriate disease models. In this review, the authors present four rodent models with good face-, construct-, and predictive-validity: the Flinders Sensitive rat line (FSL); the genetically "anxious" High Anxiety-like Behavior (HAB) line; the serotonin transporter knockout 5-HTT(-/-) rat and mouse lines; and the post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) model induced by exposure to predator scent, that they have employed to investigate the nature of depression and anxiety
Our current understanding of the physiological mechanisms underlying depressive disorders is not onl...
Our current understanding of the physiological mechanisms underlying depressive disorders is not onl...
Our current understanding of the physiological mechanisms underlying depressive disorders is not onl...
While modern neurobiology methods are necessary they are not sufficient to elucidate etiology and pa...
Stress related diseases such as depression and anxiety have a high degree of co morbidity, and repre...
Emotional and cognitive information processing represent higher-order brain functions. They require ...
Psychiatry has proven to be among the least penetrable clinical disciplines for the development of s...
Are there appropriate rodent models for human depressive disorders? A model that targets a core aspe...
Are there appropriate rodent models for human depressive disorders? A model that targets a core aspe...
Are there appropriate rodent models for human depressive disorders? A model that targets a core aspe...
Anxiety and stress-related disorders are severe psychiatric conditions that affect performance in da...
Anxiety and stress-related disorders are severe psychiatric conditions that affect performance in da...
Animal models attempt to represent human behaviors and physiological changes, in order to study the ...
Major depression is a complex psychiatric disorder characterized by affective, cognitive, and physio...
Major depression is a complex psychiatric disorder characterized by affective, cognitive, and physio...
Our current understanding of the physiological mechanisms underlying depressive disorders is not onl...
Our current understanding of the physiological mechanisms underlying depressive disorders is not onl...
Our current understanding of the physiological mechanisms underlying depressive disorders is not onl...
While modern neurobiology methods are necessary they are not sufficient to elucidate etiology and pa...
Stress related diseases such as depression and anxiety have a high degree of co morbidity, and repre...
Emotional and cognitive information processing represent higher-order brain functions. They require ...
Psychiatry has proven to be among the least penetrable clinical disciplines for the development of s...
Are there appropriate rodent models for human depressive disorders? A model that targets a core aspe...
Are there appropriate rodent models for human depressive disorders? A model that targets a core aspe...
Are there appropriate rodent models for human depressive disorders? A model that targets a core aspe...
Anxiety and stress-related disorders are severe psychiatric conditions that affect performance in da...
Anxiety and stress-related disorders are severe psychiatric conditions that affect performance in da...
Animal models attempt to represent human behaviors and physiological changes, in order to study the ...
Major depression is a complex psychiatric disorder characterized by affective, cognitive, and physio...
Major depression is a complex psychiatric disorder characterized by affective, cognitive, and physio...
Our current understanding of the physiological mechanisms underlying depressive disorders is not onl...
Our current understanding of the physiological mechanisms underlying depressive disorders is not onl...
Our current understanding of the physiological mechanisms underlying depressive disorders is not onl...