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Advancing translational phenotyping of mouse models for psychiatric research by automated home-cage monitoring.
The translational validity of animal models in psychiatric research remains a persistent challenge, partly due to reliance on short-duration, experimenter-driven behavioural assays that capture limited and often artificial snapshots of complex phenotypes. Home-cage monitoring (HCM) systems offer a p
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