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1. SIBLING VARIANCE IN EARLY LIFE SOCIAL INTERACTIONS PREDICTS ADULT ANXIETY-RELATED BEHAVIOR AND PHYSIOLOGY IN RODENTS

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Author:
Ragan, Christina Marie
Title:
SIBLING VARIANCE IN EARLY LIFE SOCIAL INTERACTIONS PREDICTS ADULT ANXIETY-RELATED BEHAVIOR AND PHYSIOLOGY IN RODENTS
Graduate Program:
Neuroscience
Keywords:
maternal behavior
exploratory behavior
sibling variance
rodent
parental care
early experience
neonatal
mother-infant relations
SERT
stress
glucocorticoid receptor
CRFR1 receptor
File:
Download CM_Ragan_Dissertation_Final_7_2011.pdf
Committee Members:
Sonia Angele Cavigelli, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Sonia Angele Cavigelli, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Byron C Jones, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Victoria Braithwaite, Committee Member
Tracy Lee Langkilde, Committee Member
David John Vandenbergh, Committee Member

2. Implications of the Mu-opioid receptor single nucleotide polymorphism on the regulation of the HPA axis

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Author:
Marsan, Lynnsay A
Title:
Implications of the Mu-opioid receptor single nucleotide polymorphism on the regulation of the HPA axis
Graduate Program:
Neuroscience
Keywords:
neuroendocrinology
HPA axis
mu-opioid receptor
stress
File:
Download OfficialMarsandissertation2014.pdf
Committee Members:
Robert Harold Bonneau, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Robert Harold Bonneau, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Patricia Sue Grigson Kennedy, Committee Member
Andras Hajnal, Committee Member
Jianxun Song, Committee Member
Sarah Rebstock, Special Member