Animal Model in Biomedical Research, 2nd Volume
Topic Information
Dear Colleagues,
Animals have long been used in biomedical research to find solutions to biological and medical issues. Laboratory animal models developed for the study of human diseases have contributed to improving human health by helping scientists better understand disease physiopathology and thus more accurately identify molecular targets of drug treatment, and more model varieties are still being developed today. Therefore, this Topic will highlight articles on all types of in vivo studies with animal models, including those concerning genetics, behaviours, diseases models, and bioinformatics. Additionally, we welcome submissions focusing on the physiopathology of diseases, molecular mechanisms, and actions of biologically active compounds in animal disease models.
Prof. Dr. Marc Ekker
Dr. Dong Kwon Yang
Topic Editors
Keywords
- animal models
- in vivo study
- genetics
- bioactive compounds
- disease model
- preclinical compounds testing
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