Interview with Dr. Garet Lahvis on genetic and animal models of empathy and social behavior

November 14, 2009 by dendrite

It was a great pleasure to speak with Professor Garet Lahvis from the Department of Behavioral Neuroscience at the Oregon Health and Science University, and learn more about how the biology of empathy and social behaviors in general can be approached with animal models that are suitable for genetic studies. The podcast is HERE and the post on his lab’s recent paper, “Empathy Is Moderated by Genetic Background in Mice” is HERE. Thank you again Dr. Lahvis!

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