P3.1 |
Ruud Van den Bos (Utrecht University, Utrecht,
The Netherlands). Towards a rodent model of the Iowa Gambling
Task in humans. |
P3.2 |
Karen Caeyenbergs (K.U.Leuven,
Leuven, Belgium). Behavioral
defects in lysosomal alfa-mannosidase deficient mice. |
P3.3 |
Sabine Chourbaji (University of Heidelberg,
Mannheim, Germany). The significance of multiple stressors in
prehistory for the specificity in the learned helplessness model
of depression in mice. |
P3.4 |
Jason Drott (NeuroDetective International,
Inc., Quakertown, PA, USA). A new behavior test for distinguishing
spatial learning deficits from complex learning deficits in aged-rodents. |
P3.5 |
Catherine Jacquot (St George's Hospital
Medical School, London, UK). Of the Object Recognition in mice
and the importance of the Object characteristics.
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P3.6 |
Catherine Jacquot (St George's Hospital
Medical School, London, UK). The Object Location memory task:
a test not suitable for use in mice? |
P3.7 |
Francien De Jonge (Veterinary Faculty, Utrecht,
The Netherlands). Species differences in preference to work
for food rewards delivered with predictable or unpredictable delays. |
P3.8 |
Alexander Klein (University
Hospital Freiburg - Neurocentre, Freiburg, Germany). Motor-training-specific
improvement of morphological and functional integration of dopaminergic
intrastriatal grafts in the 6-OHDA rat model of Parkinson's disease. |
P3.9 |
Bengt Meyerson (University of Uppsala, Uppsala,
Sweden). The Concentric Square
Field: a multivariate test arena for ethoexperimental analysis of
explorative strategies. |
P3.10 |
Erika Roman (University of Uppsala, Uppsala,
Sweden).The Concentric Square Field
Test for monitoring behavioral profiles in AA and ANA rats. |
P3.11 |
Annetrude De Mooij - Van Malsen (Rudolf Magnus
Institute of Neuroscience, Utrecht, The Netherlands). A
refined behavioural analysis for the genetic dissection of food exploration
strategies in mice. |
P3.12 |
Larissa Rizhova (Pavlov Institute of Physiology
of Russian Academy of Sciences, St.-Petersburg, Russia). A
complex assessment of animal behavior in a learning paradigm. |
P3.13 |
Carles Sanchis - Segura (Central
Institute for Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany). A
new approach to study preference: Applying Hernstein's matching law
in a two bottles paradigm. |
P3.14 |
Ales Stuchlik (Academy of Sciences, Prague,
Czech Republic). The application
of Active Allothetic Place Avoidance (AAPA) task in the study of cognitive
deficit and hyperlocomotion following MK-801 administration in rats. |
P3.15 |
Sanneke Van Vliet (TNO-Defense, Rijswijk,
The Netherlands). Human threat
test: a method to test anxiety-related behavior in a marmoset monkey.
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