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Although behavioral observation requires more time and manpower than automated procedures, it is much more flexible and sensitive in detecting distinct patterns of behavior associated with particular toxicants. , 1977), and behavioral observation can be combined with in vivo cerebral dialysis to yield a powerful way of correlating biochemical and behavioral changes. Locomotor activity is probably the most frequently used behavioral screen for detecting neurotoxicity, and there are a variety of automated methods for recording it.
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