2024
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202406.1812.v1
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Animal Models of Autistic-Like Behavior: Is the Time for a Scoring System with More Accurate Definitions?

Asher Ornoy,
Boniface Echefu,
Maria Becker

Abstract: Appropriate animal models of human diseases are a cornerstone in the advancement of science and medicine. To create animal models of neuropsychiatric and neurobehavioral diseases such as ASD necessitates the development of sufficient neurobehavioral measuring tools to translate human behavior to expected measurable behavioral features in animals. Indeed, at least in rodents, adequate neurobehavioral and neurological tests have been developed. Since ASD is characterized by a number of specific behavioral trends… Show more

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