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Depression in the next generation is related with maternal behaviors: A cross-comparison by alternating rat's mother care.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2023

Yong Ruixin, Chai Hongxia, Ran Lei, Li Yuhao, An Bei

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This study investigated the potential impacts of depressive rats' maternal behavior as an early life stress on the outcome of offspring as an adulthood. Offspring from the same mother were divided into two groups, half of them were fostered or remained by a depressive mother, and the other half remained or fostered by a control mother, respectively. The results showed that offspring fostered by depressive mothers...

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PMID: 37733756
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0291952
PMCID: PMC10513200

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