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期刊名:Hormones and behavior

缩写:HORM BEHAV

ISSN:0018-506X

e-ISSN:1095-6867

IF/分区:2.6/Q2

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Quintin A Whitman,Amirreza Mirzaei,Samantha C Lauby et al. Quintin A Whitman et al.
The care that a mother rat provides is essential for the ability of her pups to survive and thrive. Maternal care naturally varies between litters, including among animals with close genetic relatedness. There are also significant differenc...
Kristen M Schuh,Leah M Conrad,Natalie C Tronson Kristen M Schuh
Hormonal contraceptives (HCs) are one of the most widely used classes of drug worldwide and are a critical part of women's health. Beyond their primary use for birth control, HCs exert many health benefits, including treatment of menstrual-...
Michael C Johnson,Michelle A Nipper,Kelly M Abshire et al. Michael C Johnson et al.
Clinical and preclinical evidence indicate that both peripheral and central elements of the hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid (HPT) axis are dysregulated in alcohol use disorder, and that thyroid hormone system dysregulation is associated alco...
Lucas F Fowler,T Nadine Burry,Alexandre S Maekawa et al. Lucas F Fowler et al.
Recent research shows that microplastic (diameter < 5 mm) and nanoplastic (diameter < 1 μm) exposures can have endocrine-disrupting effects and lead to autism spectrum disorder (ASD)-like behaviours in rodent models. We combine both a (i) ...
Elina Tsigeman,Larisa Mararitsa,Yana Gorina et al. Elina Tsigeman et al.
Interpersonal sensorimotor synchronisation is the coordination of movement between individuals that underlies successful interpersonal communication. Previous research has indicated the potential involvement of oxytocin (OXT) in the process...
A P Anderson,F Noble,W Cantlon et al. A P Anderson et al.
Cross-sexual transfer describes the situation when one sex takes on the phenotypic values of the other sex, either plastically or over evolutionary time. The underlying regulatory mechanisms of this process have been generally assumed to be...
Zhiai Li,Mengsi Xu,Shiyao Huang et al. Zhiai Li et al.
Group-based guilt, arising from the awareness of harmful or immoral actions committed by fellow group members, is a powerful negative emotion. It motivates various forms of reparative behavior which mitigates the intergroup conflicts. Howev...
Kathleen V Casto,Sally Farah,Ariel Castro et al. Kathleen V Casto et al.
A burgeoning area of research has begun to uncover a wide range of potential neurological and psychological correlates of hormonal contraceptive (HC) use. Yet there remains a limited understanding of the underlying mechanisms for how HC use...
Britta Walkenhorst,Ines Braga Goncalves,Christine M Drea et al. Britta Walkenhorst et al.
Developmental plasticity, the ability to adapt one's phenotype to environmental cues, is crucial during early-life stages and can affect fitness. Despite significant androgenic variation between females of select species, the impact of mate...
Ran Yan,Christel Portengen,T Ariel Yang et al. Ran Yan et al.
There is perennial public and scientific interest in the neuroendocrine mechanisms underlying the large gender difference in three-dimensional (3D) mental rotation skills (favoring men) and small-to-moderate difference in verbal memory (fav...