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Cases et al (1995)

Cases et al. (1995) used mice to study the role of serotonin in aggression. Modern research often uses knockout mice, which are genetically modified animals in which a specific gene has been deliberately deleted or “knocked out” to study its function. By observing the behavior of mice lacking a gene, researchers can investigate how changes in neurochemistry may influence aggressive behavior. One common method for...

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