2016
DOI: 10.18699/vj16.144
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Effects of neonatal handling on behavior and stress-response in rats selected for reaction towards humans

Abstract: It is known that neonatal handling may cause longterm changes in neurobiological and behavioral phenotypes. Neonatal handling of rats selected for enhanced aggressiveness towards humans ("aggressive" rats of generation 44) significa tly mitigated aggression and stress responsiveness. However, levels of corticosterone in stress in intact aggressive rats of later generations (70s) were lower than in generation 44, which differed little from the corresponding value in "tame" rats, selected in the opposite directi… Show more

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