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Epigenetic Programming Effects of Early Life Stress: A Dual-Activation Hypothesis

7 Mar 2018

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Epigenetic processes during early brain development can function as 'developmental switches' that contribute to the stability of long-term effects of early environmental influences by programming central feedback mechanisms of the HPA axis and other neural networks. In this thematic review, we summarize accumulated evidence for a dual-activation of stress-related and sensory networks underlying the epigenetic...

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PMID: 30532644
DOI: 10.2174/1389202919666180307151358

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