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The fallacy of behavioral phenotyping without standardisation.
Genes, brain, and behavior - 1 Jan 2002
van der Staay F J, Steckler T
Abstract excerpt
Behavioral phenotyping of mutant mice is a new and challenging task for the behavioral neuroscientist. Therefore, standardisation of the experimental conditions is required to permit comparisons between the results of experiments within and between laboratories. Once mutation-induced behavioral changes have been identified, phenotyping of mouse mutants should be performed along a systematic trajectory, which...
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