Aggressive behavior in transgenic animal models: A systematic review
Abstract
Aggressive behavior is often core or comorbid to psychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders. Transgenic animal models are commonly used to study the neurobiological mechanisms underlying aggressive phenotypes and have led to new insights into aggression. This systematic review critically evaluates the available literature on transgenic animal models tested for aggression with the resident-intruder test. By combining the available literature on...
Paper Details
Title
Aggressive behavior in transgenic animal models: A systematic review
Published Date
Aug 1, 2018
Volume
91
Pages
198 - 217
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