Sinopsis
Animal Models and the Implications of Their Use (A.J. Nonneman, M.L. Woodruff). Strategies for Developing Animal Models of NeurotoxicantInduced Neurodegenerative Disorders (P.R. Solomon et al.). Experimental Paradigms of Motor Neuron Degeneration (M.J. Strong, R.M. Garruto). Hydroxydopamine Lesions of Nigrostriatal Neurons as an Animal Model of Parkinson's Disease (P.J. Reading, S.B. Dunnett). MPTPTreated Mice (E. Sundstrom et al.). Behavioral Effects of MPTP Administration in the Vervet Monkey (J.R. Taylor et al.). Intranigral Iron Infusion as a Model for Parkinson's Disease (G.W. Arendash et al.). Excitotoxic Lesions of the Neostriatum as an Animal Model of Huntington's Disease (D.F. Emerich et al.). The Use of AF64A to Model Alzheimer's Disease (T.J. Walsh, K.D. Opello). Perinatal Intake of Polychlorinated Biphenyl (L.M. Juárez de Ku, L.A. Meserve). Aluminum Exposure Produces Learning and Memory Deficits (R.A. Yokel). Trimethyltin Neurotoxicity in the Rat as an Analogous Model of Alzheimer's Disease (M.L. Woodruff, R.H. Baisden). Index.
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