Early life stress increases anxiety-like behavior in Balbc mice despite a compensatory increase in levels of postnatal maternal care

Wei, L. (Lan), David, A. (Aisha), Duman, R.S. (Ron S.), H. Anisman (Hymie) and Kaffman, A. (Arie)

2010-04-01

Hormones and Behavior , Volume 57 - Issue 4-5 p. 396- 404

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Keywords	Anxiety, Early life stress, Handling, Hippocampus, Maternal care, Mice, Neurodevelopment
Persistent URL	dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.yhbeh.2010.01.007
Journal	Hormones and Behavior
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