02 Feb Touchscreen Cleaning SOP
New best practice cleaning document available! We hope this addition to our SOP list will further enhance touchscreen research!...
New best practice cleaning document available! We hope this addition to our SOP list will further enhance touchscreen research!...
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Abstract Development of novel treatments for motivational deficits experienced by individuals with schizophrenia and major depressive disorder requires procedures that reliably assess effort-related behavior in pre-clinical models. High-throughput touchscreen-based testing, that parallels the computerized assessment of human patients, offers a platform for the establishment of tasks...
"MouseTRAP is a platform of touchscreen cognition tasks plus websites for data sharing that allows for improved rodent cognitive testing, standardization of rodent research practices, and increased data sharing in the field of rodent behavioral research. These features address persisting constraints in this field of...
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This was shared with me this past week and thought it might be of interest to the wider community as most of us care about translational research. (I also simply love animal cognition!) This paper is by Will Ao, Megan Grace, Candance L. Floyd & Cole...
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Listen to Marco Prado's Toronto 2022 Workshop on Reproducibility which highlights the use of touchscreens. https://www.youtube.com/embed/j5HWsUJQ7SQ ...
New mouse SOP available on our website. VMCL requires quick stimulus-response habit learning, which are impaired in neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's or Huntington's. Check it out here....
Abstract Social animals likely recognize emotional expressions in other animals. Recent studies suggest that mice can visually perceive emotional expressions of other mice. In the first experiment, we measured the preference of mice for two different facial expressions (a normal facial expression and an expression of...