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Lessons learned while evaluating how pairing aversive experiences with same or different sex social stimulus mice affects subsequent social engagement

2024-08-15

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Mice offer a wealth of opportunities for investigating brain circuits regulating multiple behaviors, largely due to their genetic tractability. Social behaviors are translationally relevant, considering both mice and humans are highly social mammals, and human social behavior disruptions are key symptoms of myriad neuropsychiatric disorders. Stresses related to social experiences are particularly influential in th...

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984c6e16-9b1d-5d2a-be4e-5072f52be879
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10.1101/2024.08.12.607663
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