| MODELS OF ALS-PDC |
CNS’s proprietary animal model for neurodegeneration re-creates in mice and rats, a cluster neurodegeneration (ALS-Parkinsonism Dementia Complex of the Western Pacific; ALS-PDC)...MORE |
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| MODELS OF EPILEPSY |
| Current models do not accurately mimic many of the features of Temporal Lobe Epilepsy (TLE) in humans. This is because clinical TLE often originates early in development (time of birth or childhood) ...MORE |
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| MODELS OF FOCAL STROKE |
| CNS has proven expertise in the application of two of the most commonly used models of focal stroke: the intraluminal thread model of middle cerebral artery occlusion ...MORE |
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| MODELS OF GLOBAL STROKE |
| Two of the most commonly used models of global stroke are neonatal hypoxia-ischemia (HI) and carotid vessel occlusion; CNS has expertise in both of these models. ...MORE |
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| MODELS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA |
| There is a serious lack of well-validated animal models of schizophrenia that combine appropriate behavioural and pathological markers of the disease. Schizophrenia is also known to be largely ...MORE |
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CNS offers numerous tests to assess learning and memory processes. In addition to the multiplicity of tests, each may be run in various ways, depending on which aspects or learning and/or memory the client is interested in exploring. All work is properly blinded and digitally recorded for arms-length evaluation and is provided as a record with the final report. |
Some of the more generally employed methodologies include
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