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Animal Behavior Core
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| An open field, T-maze, and water maze
used in behavioral testing |
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The CNR Animal Behavior Core is located within the Department
of Laboratory Animal Medicine (DLAM) on the third floor of the
South Cove building. The core
provides neuroscientists with a variety of behavioral services.
*IMPORTANT NOTICE*
The CNR is excited to announce the expansion of the Behavior Core - a renovation project that will begin this Summer. Please continue to check this page for the most updated project information.
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Aims
- Provide equipment, facilities, consultation, and
technical expertise for carrying out behavioral
experiments
- Ensure that NINDS investigators have access to
equipment and services necessary to assess behavioral
phenotypes
If
you would like to use the behavior core, please sign up
at
this link. Should you have other queries, please
contact the core manager
Jennifer Newman
(617-636-2490).
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Services
The core provides expertise and equipment for many
different behavioral assays including responses to drugs
of abuse. Please follow the link below for a description
of services.
Currently available assays
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Fees
| Fee structure for
Tufts neuroscientist, other academic users, and non-academic users.
* Core directors receive discounted rates for core
services to offset time and effort spent with core and
center administrative duties. |
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