High-throughput animal tracking in chemobehavioral phenotyping: Current limitations and future perspectives.

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Behavioral phenotyping is an essential part of neuro-active drug discovery and predictive neurotoxicology. Due to limitations of conventional rodent in vivo models, chemobehavioral phenotypic analysis utilizing innovative small model organisms; such as nematodes, planarians and zebrafish are emerging as distinctively advantageous for high-throughput phenotypic discovery of neuroceuticals and evaluating...

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