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Automated Maternal Behavior during Early life in Rodents (AMBER) pipeline

2023-09-16

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Mother-infant interactions during the early postnatal period are critical for infant survival and the scaffolding of infant development. Rodent models are used extensively to understand how these early social experiences influence neurobiology across the lifespan. However, methods for measuring postnatal dam-pup interactions typically involve time-consuming manual scoring, vary widely between research groups, and...

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1b964f09-2636-5d20-b8cc-0edee0dfbefa
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10.1101/2023.09.15.557946
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