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Effects of short-term isolation on vocal and non-vocal social behaviors in prairie voles

2024-08-02

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Social isolation affects the brain and behavior in a variety of animals, including humans. Studies in traditional laboratory rodents, including mice and rats, have supported the idea that short-term social isolation promotes affiliative social behaviors, while long-term isolation promotes anti-social behaviors, including increased aggression. Whether the effects of isolation on the social behaviors of mice and rat...

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d627671e-840f-517e-a160-4f6ad8e8faf0
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10.1101/2024.08.02.605822
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