Universiteit Antwerpen (UA) • Biomedische wetenschappen

An extensive English summary of the course Laboratory Animal Science followed in academic year 2020-2021. Obtained results with this summary were a grade of 17/20 and a valid FELASA A/B/C license. The explanations during the class were attentively noted and processed with the slides and course material to a complete summary. The different parts of this summary are listed on the first page of the example pages. This does not only include the different lessons, but also summaries of the e-lectures...

This is my summary of preclinical drug research. It includes important notes that the professors (Maes & Van Cruchten) told during the classes, and all the information from the slides. The score that I obtained was 17/20. At the end I've also answered all the exam questions that I found online from this course, and also questions that I made up myself.

Notes from class of prof. Debby Van Dam covering the memory and learning processes. It also covers the chapter learning and memory from the book - physiology of behaviour.

Notes from the lecture of dr. Yannick Vermeiren on aggression. Includes neuroanatomy of aggression, various theories as to what is aggression, what is syndrome E etc. Also, how is dementia related to aggression and how alcohol can cause aggressive behaviour.

Notes from the lecture of prof. Debby Van Dam regarding emotional responses. It describes the role of brain, amygdala, pre -frontal cortex in emotional expression. How emotions are understood and translated in the brain and many more.

Notes from the lecture of prof. Floris Wuyts, about the vestibular syste, gaze stabilization, saccades, eye movements etc.

Notes on the subject of ingestive behaviour (eating + drinking) from behavioural neurosciences. Includes the physiology of hunger and thirst, neural mechanisms of hunger and thirst as well as patophysiology.

Notes on the course of preclinical imaging with a focus on neurology. The notes cover all the physical aspects of MRI, contrast agents, relaxation times etc. From lectures of Prof. Marleen Verhoye

Notes on the introduction of proteomics

Notes on the introduction of fundamentals of proteomics + extra definitions and important aspects to be known like what are the chemical agents used in sample preparation? What is MALDI? What are various types of ionisation?