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Preface
P. Michael Conn, PhD
ONPRC/OHSU
INTRODUCTORY
1
Animal models for human diseases: an overview
Jann Hau
Panum Instituttet
2
Selection of biomedical animal models
Michael S. Rand, DVM, DACLAM
University of Arizona
3
Improved models for animal research
Ernesto Bockamp, Dr.rer.nat. Leonid Eshkind, PhD Jan Hengstler, MD Rolf Sprengel, Dr. rer.nat.
Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
4
The ethical basis for animal use in research
James V. Parker, PhD
5
Bibliographic searching tools on disease models to locate alternatives for animals in research: A website companion
Lynette A. Hart Mary W. Wood
University of California - Davis
6
NIH policies on sharing of model organisms and related research resources
Norka Ruiz Bravo, PhD Charlene Cho, PhD JP Kim, JD, MBA, MSc, MALS
NIH
7
Databases for biomedical animal resources
Richard L. Crawford, DVM Tim Allen, MS
UDSA
8
Psychological enrichment for animals in captivity
Kristine Coleman
ONPRC/OHSU
WELL-ESTABLISHED MODELS
Yeast, Worms, Flies, Sea Animals and Birds
9
Integrated network modeling of molecular and genetic interactions
Gregory W Carter, PhD Vesteinn Thorsson, PhD Timothy Galitski, PhD
Institute for Systems Biology
10
The sponge as a model of cellular recognition
Xavier Fernandez-Busquets, PhD
University of Barcelona
11
Sea urchin embryo — a model system for analyzing a variety of cellular activities during early development
Tetsuya Kominami Hiromi Takata
Ehime University
12
C. elegans models of human neurodegenerative deseases: a powerful tool to identify molecular mechanisms and novel therapeutic targets
Richard Nass, PhD Lihsia Chen
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
13
Zebrafish as a model for development
Brian A Link, PhD Sean G. Megason, PhD
Medical College of Wisconsin
14
Zebrafish as a model for studying adult effects of challenges to the embryonic nervous system
Elwood A. Linney, PhD Nicole Marie Roy, PhD
Duke University Medical Center
15
Modeling cognitive and neurodegenerative disorders in Drosophila melanogaster
Minoru Saitoe Junjiro Horiuchi
Tokyo Metropolitan Institute for Neuroscience (TMIN)
16
Biomedical research with honey bees
Michelle M. Elekonich, PhD
University of Nevada Las Vegas
17
Establishing and maintaining a Xenopus laevis colony for research laboratories
Michael Levin, PhD Punita Koustubhan Debra Sorocco
The Forsyth Center for Regenerative and Developmental Biology and Harvard School of Dental Medicine
18
The chicken as a model organism
Janice M. Bahr, PhD
University of Illinios
Rodents
19
Rat knockout and mutant models
Bart M G Smits, PhD Jill D. Haag, MS Michael N. Gould, PhD Edwin Cuppen, PhD
University of Wisconsin
20
Rodent genetics, models, and genotyping methods
Robert J Russell, DVM Sheryl J. Wildt, MS Andrew Brooks, PhD
Harlan Genetic Testing Services
21
The house mouse in biomedical research
John G. Vandenbergh, PhD
North Carolina State University
22
Mouse model for Alzheimer's disease
M. Azhar Chishti, DVM, PhD Shaheen M. Nakeeb, DVM, PhD
[email protected] or [email protected]
23
Guinea pigs as models for human cholesterol and lipoprotein metabolism
Maria Luz Fernandez, PhD Richard J. Wood, PhD
University of Connecticut
24
Reliability of rodent models
Dileep Kumar Rohra, MBBS, M Phil, PhD Yureeda Qazi, MBBS
The Aga Khan University
Cats, Dogs and Pigs
25
The domestic cat, Felis catus, as a model of hereditary and infectious disease
Marilyn Menotti-Raymond, PhD Stephen J.O'Brien, PhD
National Cancer Institute
26
Swine in biomedical research
M. Michael Swindle, DVM Alison C. Smith, DVM
Medical University of South Carolina
27
The minipig as animal model in biomedical stem cell research
Petr Vodicka, MSc Jana Hlucilova, DVM Jiri Klima, PhD Radek Prochazka, DVM, PhD Jitka Ourednik, PhD Vaclav Ourednik, PhD Jan Motlik, DVM, PhD, DSc [email protected]
The Academy of Sciences of The Czech Republic
Non-human Primates
28
The non-human primate as a model for biomedical research
David M Anderson, DVM
University of Washington
29
Primates as models of behavior in biomedical research
Steven J. Schapiro, PhD
The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
30
Primate models for understanding brain mechanisms of cognitive behavior
Ronald E. Kettner, PhD M. Lysetskiy, PhD M. Suh, PhD
Northwestern University
MODELS FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES
Visual and Auditory Disease
31
Animal models for eye diseases and therapeutics
Takeshi Iwata, PhD Stanislav Tomarev, PhD
National Hospital Organization Tokyo Medical Center
32
Animal models of noise induced hearing loss
Richard Salvi, PhD Flint A. Boettcher, PhD
University of Buffalo
Trauma, Pain and Neurology
33
Human and animal models for the study of muscle pain
Norman F. Capra, PhD Jin Y. Ro, PhD
University of Maryland Baltimore
34
Animal models of Parkinson's disease
Emma L. Lane Thomas Carlsson D. Kirik S.B. Dunnett
Cardiff University
35
Transgenic animal model of neurodegenerative diseases
Anthony W. S. Chan, DVM, PhD Yuksel Agca, DVM, PhD
Emory University School of Medicine
36
Animal models of nociception and pain
James D. Rose, PhD C. Jeffrey Woodbury, PhD
University of Wyoming
37
Non-mammalian models for the study of pain
Craig W, Stevens, PhD
OSU - Center for Health Sciences
MODELS OF BEHAVIOR
Cardiovascular
38
Animal models of vascular development and endothelial cell biology
Victoria L. Bautch, PhD
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
39
Models of behavior: Cardiovascular
Lina Badimon, PhD, FAHA, FESC Laura Casani, DVM, PhD Gemma Vilahur, DVM, PhD
CSIC-ICCC
40
Animal models for atherosclerosis, restenosis, and endovascular aneurysm repair
Krishna Kandarpa, MD, PhD Kenneth C. Wright, PhD Matthew Gounis, PhD Andras Konya, MD, PhD
University of Massachusetts Medical School
41
Transgenic mouse models of HIV-1/AIDS and cardiac performance
William Lewis, MD James J. Kohler, PhD
Emory University School of Medicine
Reproduction
42
Primate models for the assisted reproductive technologies and embryonic stem cell biology
Don P. Wolf, PhD Shoukhrat Mitalipov, PhD James Byrne, PhD
ONPRC/OHSU
43
Rat models of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCO)
Krishna B. Singh, MD
LSU Health Sciences Center
44
Murine models for reproduction
T Rajendra Kumar, PhD Damayanti Chakraborty
University of Kansas Medical Center
45
Pig model to study dynamics of steroids during the ovarian follicular growth and maturation
Damodar K. Mahajan, MSc, PhD
Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center
Drug Development and Research Models
46
Molecular genetic approach to identify inhibitors of signal transduction pathways. Fission yeast as a model system for drug discovery
Takayoshi Kuno Shunji Ishiwata Hirofumi Takada Atsushi Koike Reiko Sugiura
Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine
47
Yeast as a model system to study DNA damage and DNA repair
Antonio Conconi, PhD
University of Sherbrooke
Physiology
48
Human models of space physiology
Victor A Convertino, PhD Caroline A. Rickards, PhD
US Army Institute of Surgical Research
49
Developmental space biology of mammals: concepts and methods of study
April E. Ronca, PhD
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
50
A practical approach to animal models of Sepsis
Jon A. Buras, MD, PhD Bryan Belikoff
Northeastern University
51
Animals models in functional magnetic resonance imaging
Afonso C. Silva, PhD Bojana Stefanovic, PhD
National Institutes of Health
52
Animal models in aging research: a critical examination
Rochelle Buffenstein Yael H. Edrey Pamila L. Larsen
[email protected] Texas email: [email protected]
City College of The City University of New York
Genetics
53
Gene targeting in human somatic cells
Eric A. Hendrickson
University of Minnesota Medical School
54
Animal models for investigating the causes and mechanisms of mammalian germ cell aneuploidy
John B, Mailhes, PhD Mary Ann Handel, PhD
Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center
55
Genetic models of Alzheimer's disease
Yann S. Mineur, PhD
Yale School of Medicine
Immunology and Virology
56
Rat models of experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis
Tomas Olsson, MD, PhD Erik Wallstrom
Karolinska Institute
57
Animal models in virology
Joseph L. Bryant, DVM
University of Maryland
58
Nonhuman primate models for AIDS
Nancy L. Haigwood, PhD Raymond R. O'Neill Vanessa M. Hirsch
Seattle Biomedical Research Institute
MODELS OF OTHER HUMAN DISEASES
59
Use of congenic mouse strains for candidate disease gene identification in complex traits
Philip Avner, PhD Ute Christine Rogner, PhD
Institut Pasteur
60
Animal models of sudden infant death syndrome
Jane Blood-Siegfried, DNSc, CPNP
Duke University
61
Animal models of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Joseph Zohar Hagit Cohen Michael A. Mater
Chaim Sheba Medical Center
62
Animal models for studying fetal alcohol syndrome, alcohol-related birth defects, and alcohol-related neurodevelopmental disorder
Timothy A. Cudd
Texas A&M University
63
Modeling drug and alcohol abuse: experimental examples of the utility of zebrafish
Robert T. Gerlai
University of Toronto
64
Mouse models for experimental cancer therapy
Sara Rockwell, PhD Karen R. Rockwell, PhD
Yale University
65
Rat models of skin wound healing
Wanda A. Dorsett-Martin, DVM Annette B. Wysocki, PhD
The University of Mississippi Medical Center
66
Animal models of prostate cancer
Barbara A. Foster, PhD Adebusola A. Alagbala, BS
Roswell Park Cancer Institute
67
Animal models of diabetes
Willy J. Malaisse, MD, PhD Abdullah Sener, PhD
Brussels Free University
68
Animal models of kidney diseases
Youhua Liu, PhD Chunsun Dai Lawrence P. Kiss
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
69
Animal models of Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
C. Jane Welsh, PhD Colin R. Young, PhD
Texas A&M University
70
Canine and feline models for cancer
Gionata De Vico, DVM Paola Maiolino, DVM
MM.FF.NN. Sciences
71
Obese mouse models
Deborah J. Good, PhD
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
72
Study of polycystic kidney disease in the nematode C. elegans
Matthew J. Buechner, PhD
University of Kansas
73
Animal models of myelofibrosis
Alessandro M. Vannucchi, MD Jean-Luc Villeval, PhD Orianne Wagner-Ballon, MD Paola Guglielmelli, MD Anna Rita Migliaccio, PhD
University of Florence
74
Animal models for bone tissue engineering purposes
Hervé Petite Veronique Viateau Delphine Logeart-Avramoglou Geneviéve Guillemin
Faculte de Medecine Lariboisiere Saint-Louis
OTHER TOOLS
75
Markov processes for biomedical data analysis
Ricardo Ocaña-Riola, PhD
Campus Universitario de Cartuja
76
Software tools for modeling biomedical systems
Karl Thomaseth, PhD
Institute of Biomedical Engineering ISIB-CNR
77
Developing websites for biomedical research and training
Krishna B. Singh, MD
LSU Health Sciences Center
78
Building virtual research communities using web technology
Krishna B. Singh, MD
LSU Health Sciences Center
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Simon Grech
reviewed Sourcebook of Models for Biomedical Research on August 11, 2014 Sourcebook of Models for Biomedical Research
For a person who wants to know about all aspects of cognitive neuroscience and is new to the field, this book is amazingly sufficient; for you can't open a book like Gazzaniga's and read it to the end.
It is fluently written, nicely explained, and contains easy to get illustrations and graphs. The best thing about it, is that the author challenges your mind by introducing different modern cognitive models. It also contains stories from our real life that correspond to the cognitive subjects explained!
I guess I was lucky I found it in our university's library.
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