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Small Animal Behavior Core Laboratory
The Small Animal Behavior Core (SABC) at the Medical College of Georgia is a
state-of-the art facility designed to serve as a time-efficient and
cost-effective service for researchers in need of behavioral analyses in
small animals (specifically, mice and rats). The Core provides expertise in
all aspects related to the design and implementation of behavioral
experiments as well as data analysis and interpretation. The core is fully
equipped to accommodate a full battery of behavioral tests relevant to
learning and memory, sensory gating, place/fear conditioning, motor
function, nociception, and anxiety-related behaviors, etc. We ask that
whenever possible, all clients acknowledge the Small Animal Behavior Core in
published manuscripts.
The Small Animal Behavior core laboratory
is located in the Dugas building in rooms BG
1084 and 1086. The hours of operation are from 8.30 am to 5:00
pm.