Brain Injury Research
Brain injury is a complex injury caused by factors such as pathology or trauma. As the most advanced part of the nervous system, the damage of the brain often leads to cognitive impairment, emotional disturbance, movement disturbance, pain and social abnormalities in patients, which seriously affects the quality of life and health of human beings.
As a leading provider of animal behavior tests, Our company is committed to providing our clients with effective testing and evaluation methods for their animal models of brain injury intervention strategies to help them establish good and effective animal models and accelerate progress in brain injury-related research.
Introduction to Brain Injury
Brain injury is the leading cause of disease and death. Brain injury is a complex injury that usually causes a series of disease or dysfunctional processes. The mechanism of injury usually involves affecting cell biology, leading to neuronal cell death and affecting molecular pathways in the brain. These effects in turn can lead to sensory, motor and behavioral changes that can have a significant impact on the normal life of the patient.
Consequences of Brain Injury
- Mood disorders: depression, irritability, and disappointment.
- Abnormal behavior: impulsive, irritable, and aggressive.
- Cognitive impairment: memory impairment, executive function impairment, and dementia.
- Movement disorders: Parkinson's syndrome, ataxia and or dysarthria.
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Atrophy of brain tissue can induce a range of central nervous function decline, including learning and memory loss, reduced motor function, ataxia, and in severe cases, Alzheimer's disease, stroke and other diseases.
The cerebral cortex is the material basis for higher neural activities such as consciousness, mind, language, learning, memory, and somatic movement. With the increase of age, the cerebral cortex starts to shrink gradually, the reduction of cerebral blood flow, the shortage of nerve cell energy and the decrease of function, which affects the function of the brain and the normal life of human beings.
Accidental injuries such as car accidents or crashes are a common cause of brain damage, often resulting in a range of impairments in motor, memory, and language functions.
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- We offer a wide range of animal behavioral tests covering multiple aspects of the evaluation of animal models related to brain injury.
- Our scientific team provides efficient and time-saving solutions for our clients' brain injury mechanisms and related brain injury models through thoughtful experimental design and attention to detail.
- Our expertise allows us to combine animal models with molecular, cellular or other biotechnological studies at multiple levels to provide scientifically reliable experimental results for our clients' brain injury-related research.
Our company focuses on providing appropriate animal models and behavioral assessment methods for brain-related disease or injury research. We have a wealth of experience, a wide range of services and the research methods you need. If you are interested, please contact us and describe your specific research, and we will be happy to assist you.