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Behavioral, electrophysiological, and biomarker level changes in the rTg4510 mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease

Comparison of Pentameric Formyl Thiophene Acetic Acid (pFTAA) staining in humans and animal models of disease

Evaluating Locomotor and Sensory Recovery in a Cervical Spinal Cord Injury Rat Model using Standardized methods.

Model Development of a T8 Rat Contusion Model: Different Lesion Severities Elicited Distinct Locomotor and Sensory Profiles.

In vivo PK, side effect profile, and efficacy of multiple clinically used compounds in female and male rats

Phenotyping of the TDP-43 ΔNLS mouse model of ALS

Standardized Locomotor and Sensory behavior changes in a graded contusive spinal cord injury model

Characterization of a SOD1 Rat Model of ALS: Behavior and Electrophysiology

Evaluation of the abuse liability of gabapentin and duloxetine in male and female rats using two approaches: intravenous self-administration and conditioned place preference

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