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Towards the zebrafish-based models for personalized psychiatry - insights from individual, strain and gender differences, and modeling gene x environment interactions. / Волгин, Андрей; Яковлев, Олег; Демин, Константин Андреевич; de Abreu, Murilo; Алексеева, Полина; Friend, Ashton; Амстиславская, Тамара; Калуев, Алан Валерьевич.

2018. 45 Abstract from Stress and Behavior, St.Petersburg, Russian Federation.

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Harvard

Волгин, А, Яковлев, О, Демин, КА, de Abreu, M, Алексеева, П, Friend, A, Амстиславская, Т & Калуев, АВ 2018, 'Towards the zebrafish-based models for personalized psychiatry - insights from individual, strain and gender differences, and modeling gene x environment interactions', Stress and Behavior, St.Petersburg, Russian Federation, 16/05/18 - 19/05/18 pp. 45.

APA

Волгин, А., Яковлев, О., Демин, К. А., de Abreu, M., Алексеева, П., Friend, A., Амстиславская, Т., & Калуев, А. В. (2018). Towards the zebrafish-based models for personalized psychiatry - insights from individual, strain and gender differences, and modeling gene x environment interactions. 45. Abstract from Stress and Behavior, St.Petersburg, Russian Federation.

Vancouver

Волгин А, Яковлев О, Демин КА, de Abreu M, Алексеева П, Friend A et al. Towards the zebrafish-based models for personalized psychiatry - insights from individual, strain and gender differences, and modeling gene x environment interactions. 2018. Abstract from Stress and Behavior, St.Petersburg, Russian Federation.

Author

Волгин, Андрей ; Яковлев, Олег ; Демин, Константин Андреевич ; de Abreu, Murilo ; Алексеева, Полина ; Friend, Ashton ; Амстиславская, Тамара ; Калуев, Алан Валерьевич. / Towards the zebrafish-based models for personalized psychiatry - insights from individual, strain and gender differences, and modeling gene x environment interactions. Abstract from Stress and Behavior, St.Petersburg, Russian Federation.

BibTeX

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title = "Towards the zebrafish-based models for personalized psychiatry - insights from individual, strain and gender differences, and modeling gene x environment interactions",
abstract = "Currently becoming widely recognized, personalized psychiatry focuses on patients{\textquoteright} unique physiological and genetic profiles to best tailor their therapy. However, the role of individual differences, as well as genetic and environmental factors, in human psychiatric disorders remain poorly understood. Animal experimental models are a valuable tool to improve our understanding of disease pathophysiology and its molecular mechanisms. Due to high reproduction capability, fully sequenced genome, easy gene editing and high physiological homology with humans, zebrafish (Danio rerio) are emerging as a novel powerful model in biomedicine. Mounting evidence support zebrafish as a useful model organism in CNS research. Robustly expressed in these fish, individual, strain and sex differences shape their CNS responses to genetic, environmental and pharmacological manipulations. Here, we discuss zebrafish as a promising translational tool to further advance patient-centered personalized psychiatry.",
author = "Андрей Волгин and Олег Яковлев and Демин, {Константин Андреевич} and {de Abreu}, Murilo and Полина Алексеева and Ashton Friend and Тамара Амстиславская and Калуев, {Алан Валерьевич}",
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language = "English",
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note = "Stress and Behavior : Multidisciplinary ISBS International Neuroscience and Biological Psychiatry, ISBS ; Conference date: 16-05-2018 Through 19-05-2018",
url = "http://iemspb.ru/event/25th-international-multidisciplinary-neuroscience-and-biological-psychiatry-stress-and-behavior-conference/, http://biomedinstitute.spbu.ru/ru/node/153",

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RIS

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AU - Волгин, Андрей

AU - Яковлев, Олег

AU - Демин, Константин Андреевич

AU - de Abreu, Murilo

AU - Алексеева, Полина

AU - Friend, Ashton

AU - Амстиславская, Тамара

AU - Калуев, Алан Валерьевич

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N2 - Currently becoming widely recognized, personalized psychiatry focuses on patients’ unique physiological and genetic profiles to best tailor their therapy. However, the role of individual differences, as well as genetic and environmental factors, in human psychiatric disorders remain poorly understood. Animal experimental models are a valuable tool to improve our understanding of disease pathophysiology and its molecular mechanisms. Due to high reproduction capability, fully sequenced genome, easy gene editing and high physiological homology with humans, zebrafish (Danio rerio) are emerging as a novel powerful model in biomedicine. Mounting evidence support zebrafish as a useful model organism in CNS research. Robustly expressed in these fish, individual, strain and sex differences shape their CNS responses to genetic, environmental and pharmacological manipulations. Here, we discuss zebrafish as a promising translational tool to further advance patient-centered personalized psychiatry.

AB - Currently becoming widely recognized, personalized psychiatry focuses on patients’ unique physiological and genetic profiles to best tailor their therapy. However, the role of individual differences, as well as genetic and environmental factors, in human psychiatric disorders remain poorly understood. Animal experimental models are a valuable tool to improve our understanding of disease pathophysiology and its molecular mechanisms. Due to high reproduction capability, fully sequenced genome, easy gene editing and high physiological homology with humans, zebrafish (Danio rerio) are emerging as a novel powerful model in biomedicine. Mounting evidence support zebrafish as a useful model organism in CNS research. Robustly expressed in these fish, individual, strain and sex differences shape their CNS responses to genetic, environmental and pharmacological manipulations. Here, we discuss zebrafish as a promising translational tool to further advance patient-centered personalized psychiatry.

M3 - Abstract

SP - 45

T2 - Stress and Behavior

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