SAMP8 Mouse Model for Aging and Neurodegeneration
The SAMP8 mouse is a widely used model for studying age-related cognitive decline and neurological disease. While behavioral deficits in this model have been well characterized, understanding the underlying neuropathology is essential for advancing research into aging and neurodegeneration.
This scientific poster highlights behavioral and immunofluorescent analyses used to characterize neuroinflammatory and neuronal changes in the SAMP8 mouse model, providing additional insight into the biological features associated with accelerated senescence.
In this poster, you’ll learn about:
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Behavioral and neuropathological characterization of the SAMP8 mouse model
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Immunofluorescent analysis of astrocytes, microglia and neurons
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Quantification of neuroinflammation and neuronal changes
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Brain region-specific evaluation of the hippocampus and cortex
Download the Scientific Poster to explore behavioral assessments, immunofluorescent analyses, and neuropathological characterization of the SAMP8 mouse model of accelerated aging.
