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Increased paternal corticosterone exposure preconception shifts offspring social behaviours and expression of urinary pheromones

2022-06-12

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Studies have shown that paternal stress prior to conception can influence the innate behaviours of their offspring. The evolutionary impacts of such intergenerational effects are therefore of considerable interest. Our group previously showed that glucocorticoid treatment of adult male mouse breeders prior to conception leads to increased anxiety-related behaviours in male offspring. Here, we aimed to understand t...

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7454a411-d241-5d76-86a3-4318268d08dc
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10.1101/2022.06.09.495572
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