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The role of interindividual licking received and dopamine genotype on later-life licking provisioning in female rat offspring.

Brain and behavior - 1 Apr 2021

Lauby Samantha C, Ashbrook David G, Malik Hannan R, Chatterjee Diptendu, Pan Pauline, Fleming Alison S, McGowan Patrick O

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INTRODUCTION: Rat mothers exhibit natural variations in care that propagate between generations of female offspring. However, there is limited information on genetic variation that could influence this propagation. METHODS: We assessed early-life maternal care received by individual female rat offspring, later-life maternal care provisioning, and dopaminergic activity in the maternal brain in relation to...

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PMID: 33560574
DOI: 10.1002/brb3.2069
PMCID: PMC8035462

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