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Ongoing pain in animal models of neuropathic pain
 Priessnerová, Denisa ; Vaculín, Šimon (advisor) ; Honc, Ondřej (referee)
Although spontaneous pain is a global problem, there is still no effective treatment. Constructive research started only 40 years ago. Research based on pain mechanisms and potential treatment has been done on animal models of neuropathic pain. This thesis is focused on animal models, which could be either induced by chronic constriction of the sciatic nerve (CCI) or spinal nerve ligation (SNL). Both models should induce spontaneous, ongoing pain along with evoked pain (allodynia and hyperalgesia). Tests, made on these models, are based on detection and measurement of spontaneous pain, while not using an external stimulus. The outcome of the tests is not always effective. Most of the time, they do not evince signs of spontaneous pain. These tests are also less effective and fewer in numbers compared to those using external stimulus. The goal of this thesis was to analyze all the research including spontaneous and ongoing pain in CCI and SNL models. It was important to focus on certain methods that do not use external stimulus during testing. PubMed database was used for searching articles. The most common words searched were "spontaneous" and "ongoing". Found articles were evaluated and searched for methods indicating and measuring spontaneous pain without an external stimulus. Most of the methods...
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Vocalisation behavior in European treefrog (\kur{Hyla arborea}): Does the social context influence male calling patterns?
 BODNÁR, Tomáš
In this study I investigate for two consecutive breeding seasons male calling patterns in natural population of European treefrog (Hyla arborea), a hylid frog with prolonged breeding season and a lek mating system. I tested the hypothesis that males modify their vocal behavior in different ways when faced with stimuli of competitors with various body size. Further here, the influence of water temperature and size of advertising males on their call properties were concerned.
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