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ISSN:2352-2895

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Early life adversity has lasting effects on neuroendocrine function and increases risk for psychopathology and metabolic disease. Stress and metabolism are closely intertwined, with critical periods for early life stress overlapping those f...
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The medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) is critically involved in stress-related behaviors, specifically via the subpopulation of neurons that project to the ventromedial striatum (VMS). However, whether VMS-projecting mPFC neurons contribute t...
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Background: Adolescent interpersonal stress increases depression risk, and chronic low-grade inflammation may act as a potential underlying biological mechanism. ...
Jessica T Jacobs,Jacob C Nordman Jessica T Jacobs
Early life stress (ELS) is a major risk factor for reactive and pathological aggression that can persist long after the original stress exposure. Across species, ELS produces enduring alterations in the neural circuits that regulate social ...