Animal Models

Friday, May 16, 2014: 5:30 PM-7:00 PM
Atrium Ballroom (Marriott Marquis Atlanta)
5:30 PM
154.013
13 A Goldilocks Effect for Ube3a in Regulating Social Behavior Via Altered Gene Expression in Idic15 Autism and Angelman Syndrome
M. P. Anderson
5:30 PM
154.014
14 Pten Haploinsufficient Mice Show Selective Impairments in Autism-Relevant Behavioral Tests
A. E. Clipperton-Allen and D. T. Page
5:30 PM
154.015
15 Cyfip1 Developmentally Regulates Presynaptic Function
K. Hsiao, H. Harony-Nicolas, J. D. Buxbaum, D. L. Benson and O. B. Gunal
5:30 PM
154.016
16 Developmental Trajectory and Parental Behaviour Contribution to the Advanced Paternal Age Effects on Autism-Related Phenotypes in Mice
M. Janecka, A. Manduca, R. Smith, L. Schalkwyk, J. Mill, V. Trezza, A. Reichenberg and C. Fernandes
5:30 PM
154.017
17 Behavioral Consequences of Disrupted MET Signaling
B. Thompson, W. Rodriguez and P. Levitt
5:30 PM
154.018
18 Differences in Neuronal Activation and Gene Expression in the Fragile X Mouse
T. D. Rogers, C. G. Forsberg and J. Veenstra-Vander Weele
5:30 PM
154.020
20 Distribution of Oxytocin Receptors and Vasopressin 1a Receptors in the Titi Monkey, an Emerging Animal Model for the Study of Social Attachment
S. M. Freeman, L. J. Young and K. L. Bales
5:30 PM
154.021
21 Hippocampal Dysregulation of Neurofibromin-Dependent Pathways Is Associated with Impaired Spatial Learning in Engrailed 2 Knockout Mice
G. Provenzano, L. Pangrazzi, A. Poli, P. Sgadò, S. Genovesi, G. Zunino, N. Berardi, S. Casarosa and Y. Bozzi
5:30 PM
154.022
22 R-Baclofen, a Gabab Agonist, Reduced Stereotyped and Repetitive Behavior in the BTBR and C58 Mouse Models of Autism
J. L. Silverman, M. C. Pride, J. E. Hayes and J. N. Crawley
5:30 PM
154.023
23 The Role of Transglutaminase 2 in GABAA Receptor Regulation in Autism
A. M. Crider, C. Pandya and A. Pillai
5:30 PM
154.024
24 Toll-like Receptor-Selective Placental Vulnerability in an Autism Mouse Model
H. M. Moon, V. Saravanapandian, G. Subramanyam, T. Cisneros, M. Ozen, P. Carpentier, M. Rivera and T. Palmer
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