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小鼠强迫游泳实验

Published: January 29, 2012
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Summary

强迫游泳测试是在啮齿类动物实验的方法来评估潜在的抗抑郁疗效验证。实验动物被放置在一缸水和逃避相关的流动性行为,量化。共同的这个测试鼠标版的程序进行了阐述。

Abstract

强迫游泳试验是一种啮齿动物行为学测试,用于评价抗抑郁药物,抗抑郁疗效的新化合物,实验操作,目的是在渲染或防止国家像抑郁。小鼠被放置在透明水箱,装满水,并测量其逃避有关流动性的行为是负有不可推卸的。强迫游泳测试是直接进行可靠的,它需要最少的专用设备。强迫游泳试验的成功实施需要遵守一定的程序细节,并尽量减少不必要的压力的老鼠。在协议的描述和影随行中,我们解释了如何进行鼠标本次测试的版本,强调对潜在的隐患,可能危害结果的解释,以及如何避免它们。此外,我们解释了如何在测试中表现出来的行为评估。

Protocol

1。材料与方法 1.1。水箱 (30厘米高x 20厘米直径)的圆柱型坦克所需的小鼠强迫游泳实验(FST)的在我们的实验室,是透明的有机玻璃建造,这种材料能够承受的坦克和事故比玻璃更好的频繁流动。从底部水位15厘米,并应标明坦克,以确保水的体积是在小鼠一致。理想情况下,坦克的数量应该至少两次一次测试小鼠的数量很多,而第一套使用的是第二个水?…

Discussion

FST的(有时也被称为Porsolt游泳测试)是开发的第一对大鼠,小鼠Porsolt和同事 12,13,然后修改。除了 ​​上述的协议,在我们的实验室中成功,主要是微妙的测试修改已公布(见Hascoët和Bourin 一个完整的审查1)。它是一种常见的测试,使用的抗抑郁药物和各种行为和神经生物学基础和临床研究3,14-16操作的影响疗效评价。它被形容为渲染“行为绝望”是诱导情况,即动?…

Disclosures

The authors have nothing to disclose.

Acknowledgements

这项研究已被授予NIHM MH091816 R01和R21的MH084043到TDG支持。

Materials

  • Water tanks
  • Thermometer
  • Timer
  • Video Camera
  • White Noise Generator (optional)
  • Drying Paper

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Can, A., Dao, D. T., Arad, M., Terrillion, C. E., Piantadosi, S. C., Gould, T. D. The Mouse Forced Swim Test. J. Vis. Exp. (59), e3638, doi:10.3791/3638 (2012).

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