Establishing the neurological basis of behavioural dysfunction is key to provide a better understanding of Parkinson's disease (PD) and facilitate development of effective novel therapies. For this, t
Here, we describe a new model of voluntary alcohol drinking by group-housed mice. The model employs sensor-equipped cages that track the behaviors of the individual animals via implanted radio chips.
The response variables (RV; FPT, maximum dive depth (MDD), dive duration (DD, surface duration (SuD)) were investigated in relation to geographic location (GL), bottom depth (BD), month (M) and TCI. T
The rating parameters used are translated from the YGTSS used for patients, and include the number of body parts, frequency of the tic-like movement, complexity and impairment of the normal rats’ beha
