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Autism Pathways in Animal Models

Presentations in this session describe results obtained in studies using mouse and rat models of autism. The studies range from defining the neurobiological effects of autism-related gene mutations and environmental insults, to therapeutic interventions, as well as the functional contributions of the cerebellum to the behavioral phenotype.
Friday, 3 May 2013: 14:00-16:00
Chamber Hall (Kursaal Centre)
14:00
Test (Withdrawn)
 J. D. Andrews
14:00
133.001
Hyperactivity and Abnormal Social and Vocal Behaviours in ProSAP1/Shank2 -/- Mice, a Model of Autism Spectrum Disorders
E. Ey C. Leblond P. Faure N. Torquet A. M. Le Sourd T. Bourgeron
14:15
133.002
Prefrontal Circuitry Deficits in a Novel Shank3-Deficient Rat
J. D. Buxbaum M. G. Baxter O. B. Gunal H. Harony-Nicolas P. R. Hof D. Papapetrou N. Uppal F. J. Yuk
14:30
133.003
At the Core of Autism: Engineered Models of 16p11.2 CNVs
A. Mills
14:45
133.004
Autistic-Like Behavior and Cerebellar Dysfunction in Purkinje Cell Tsc1 Mutant Mice
P. Tsai C. Hull Y. Chu W. Regehr M. Sahin
15:00
133.005
Abnormal Oxytocin Pathway in the Cntnap2 Mouse Model of ASD
O. Penagarikano M. T. Lazaro H. Dong N. P. Murphy N. T. Maidment P. Golshani D. H. Geschwind
15:30
133.006
Gender Differences in Response to Oxytocin in C57BL/6N Mice (Withdrawn)
 X. Zhang Q. Li S. Lam R. Wei S. E. Chua G. M. McAlonan
15:15
133.007
Gastrointestinal Symptoms and Probiotic Treatment in a Mouse Model of an ASD Risk Factor
P. H. Patterson
15:30
133.008
Neuroimaging Evidence of Major Morpho-Anatomical and Functional Abnormalities in the BTBR T+TF/J Mouse Model of Autism
L. Dodero F. Sforazzini A. Galbusera M. Damiano S. Tsaftaris A. Bifone M. L. Scattoni A. Gozzi
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