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Neuropharmacology Methods in Epilepsy Research (Hardcover)
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There is an estimated 2.5 million epileptics in the US and perhaps
some 40 million worldwide. As research has become increasingly
molecular in scope, fewer scientists are trained in the US on
basic, integrated epilepsy techniques. One frustration in
neuroscience today is the application of state-of-the-art molecular
biology techniques to inappropriate animal models of epilepsy -
frequently resulting in inconclusive results. Epilepsy research
will be increasingly undertaken by scientists well-trained in
reductionist methodology, but who may be unfamiliar with
integrated, whole-animal techniques. This situation appears even
more difficult considering there has been no updated textbook on
experimental models of epilepsy over the last twenty years - until
now. Neuropharmacology Methods in Epilepsy Research describes
fundamental methodologies and procedures in this field,
representing the only detailed text concerning experimental models
of epilepsy published in the last 20 years. This guide studies the
reproduction of well-characterized and readily interpretable
experimental models of epilepsy to which state-of-the-art molecular
biology techniques can be applied. Each chapter features:
Introduction - providing a brief background and historical account
of the techniques and their use Methodology - describing equipment,
solutions, species, electrodes as well as considering variations of
techniques and stimulation parameters Interpretations -
demonstrating the relevance of techniques to epilepsy as well as
describing what exactly is being studied and how the data is
appropriately applied to understanding epilepsy Topics include
electroshock, chemoconvulsions, kindling, audiogenic seizures,
focal seizures, and brain slice preparations. Discussions also
include: Recently developed seizure models, including status
epilepticus and massed trial simulations Influence of circadian and
diurnal rhythms on convulsive
General
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