Parental care during the postnatal period has a major role in emotional development of the offspring. In the biparental species, the California mouse (Peromyscus californicus), both the father and the mother have a highly participative role in the postnatal care of pups. Previous studies have shown that if the father is removed, the mother does not compensate for his absence, thus the pups are deficient in care. Here we present results obtained after evaluating the emotional behavior and serotonin (5-HT) neurotransmission of adult California mice after father separation. Pairs of California mice were used for breeding and on postnatal day (PND) 3, litters were randomly designated to either be left with only the mother (paternally separated,...
Motherhood is energetically costly for mammals and is associated with pronounced changes in mothers'...
In biparental mammals, the factors facilitating the onset of male parental behavior are not well und...
Parental care by fathers enhances offspring survival and development in numerous species. In the bip...
Early-life experiences with caregivers can significantly affect offspring development in human and n...
The mechanistic basis of paternal behavior in mammals is poorly understood. Assuming there are paral...
The neurobiological basis of and factors facilitating male parental behavior are not well understood...
The role of the father in psycho-affective development is indispensa-ble. Yet, the neurobehavioral e...
Early-life stress (ELS) can induce anxiety-like behaviors and social deficits in male and female rod...
Individuals within monogamous species form bonds that may buffer against the negative effects of str...
In many biparental mammalian species, such as California mice (Peromyscus cali- fornicus), new fathe...
Abstract. Most knowledge of the mechanisms underlying parental behaviour in mammals is derived from ...
Stress and chronically elevated glucocorticoid levels have been shown to disrupt parental behavior i...
California mice Peromyscus californicus are a rodent species in which fathers provide extensive pate...
Male parental care is an important social behavior for several mammalian species. Psychosocial stres...
Maltreatment in the early developmental stage causes behavioral and mental dysfunction in both human...
Motherhood is energetically costly for mammals and is associated with pronounced changes in mothers'...
In biparental mammals, the factors facilitating the onset of male parental behavior are not well und...
Parental care by fathers enhances offspring survival and development in numerous species. In the bip...
Early-life experiences with caregivers can significantly affect offspring development in human and n...
The mechanistic basis of paternal behavior in mammals is poorly understood. Assuming there are paral...
The neurobiological basis of and factors facilitating male parental behavior are not well understood...
The role of the father in psycho-affective development is indispensa-ble. Yet, the neurobehavioral e...
Early-life stress (ELS) can induce anxiety-like behaviors and social deficits in male and female rod...
Individuals within monogamous species form bonds that may buffer against the negative effects of str...
In many biparental mammalian species, such as California mice (Peromyscus cali- fornicus), new fathe...
Abstract. Most knowledge of the mechanisms underlying parental behaviour in mammals is derived from ...
Stress and chronically elevated glucocorticoid levels have been shown to disrupt parental behavior i...
California mice Peromyscus californicus are a rodent species in which fathers provide extensive pate...
Male parental care is an important social behavior for several mammalian species. Psychosocial stres...
Maltreatment in the early developmental stage causes behavioral and mental dysfunction in both human...
Motherhood is energetically costly for mammals and is associated with pronounced changes in mothers'...
In biparental mammals, the factors facilitating the onset of male parental behavior are not well und...
Parental care by fathers enhances offspring survival and development in numerous species. In the bip...