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Effects of maternal stress on development and behaviour in rat offspring
M. Weinstock
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School of Pharmacy
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Behavior Modification
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Rat Offspring
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Behavioral Abnormalities
100%
Maternal Stress
100%
Corticosterone
50%
Male Rats
50%
Novel Situations
50%
Circadian Rhythm
50%
Immune Function
50%
Phase Shift
50%
Allergic Reaction
50%
Social Interaction
50%
Depressive Symptoms
50%
Endogenous Opioids
50%
Opioid Antagonist
50%
Allergen
50%
Diazepam
50%
Physiological Changes
50%
Enhanced Sensitivity
50%
Developmental Milestones
50%
Prenatal Stress
50%
Respiratory Infection
50%
Developmental Abnormality
50%
Gestational Stress
50%
Demasculinization
50%
GABA Transmission
50%
Feminization
50%
Learned Helplessness
50%
Developmental Alterations
50%
Allopregnanolone
50%
Respiratory Causes
50%
Maternal Administration
50%
Intimidating
50%
Endogenous Corticosteroids
50%
Neuroscience
Sexual Behavior
100%
Behavior (Neuroscience)
100%
Corticosterone
100%
Endorphin
100%
Social Interaction
100%
Neurosteroid
100%
Allergen
100%
Prenatal Stress
100%
Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid
100%
Circadian Rhythm
100%
Narcotic Antagonist
100%
Diazepam
100%
Learned Helplessness
100%
Allopregnanolone
100%