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Methods of Assessing Circadian Rhythms in Animal Models of Affective Disorders,sleep phase syndrome (Moldofsky et al., 1986), non-24-hour sleep-wake syndrome (Miles et al., 1977; Kokkoris et al., 1978; Weber et al., 1980), and narcolepsy (Moskoetal., 1983), are considered to be diseases based on disturbed circadian rhythms.

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Economic Theory in the 21st Centuryracteristics of the Flinders Sensitive Line of rats, selectively bred for increased cholinergic function. To provide a background for this discussion, the phenomenology of human depression, with a focus on cholinergic mechanisms and animal models of depression, will be briefly outlined.

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Multisystem Regulation of Performance Deficits Induced by Stressors,onse style of an organism will narrow to those innate responses highest in the animal’s defensive repertoire (. belles, 1970) or to responses previously acquired in aversive situations. In addition, several neurochemical changes occur that may blunt the physical or psychological impact of the stress

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The Olfactory Bulbectomized Rat as a Model of Major Depressive Disorder,countered in the development of models in other areas of medicine. Some of these problems are the result of the apparent nature and complexity of the symptoms presented by the psychiatric patient. However, other problems reflect philosophical positions ranging from those based on the premise that pr

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A Cholinergic Supersensitivity Model of Depression, models of depression can be useful. Because of the heterogeneity of the manifestations of depressive disorders, it is important for developers of animal models to indicate which specific aspects of the illnesses their models mimic. The present chapter will describe the development and essential cha

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Animal Models of Anxiety and the Screening and Development of Novel Anxiolytic Drugs,ition. When anxiety is chronic and is not clearly linked to well-defined events, it is generally considered abnormal and appropriate for psychological or psychiatric intervention. Although many forms of treatment have been applied, anxiety is currently most frequently treated with anxiolytic drugs.