#SfN25 is a go! Come talk to us about #EarlyLifeAdversity at out posters tomorrow: Sun am check out GG11 for BLA tagging and risky decision making, then Sun pm it’s Y3 for PFC microglia and B18 for pubertal timing

Influence of early life adversity and breed on aggression and fear in dogs - Scientific Reports Scientific Reports - Influence of early life adversity and breed on aggression and fear in dogs

📣 New publication alert! In a large, diverse sample, #CompanionDogs with a history of trauma before 6 months were seen as more fearful and/or aggressive than trauma-free dogs or those with trauma later on in life
🧪 #CanineScience #DogBehaviour #EarlyLifeAdversity doi.org/10.1038/s415...

Health outcomes of adversity in early life This cross-journal collection welcomes submissions investigating any health outcome resulting from adversity experienced in early life, including studies ...

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Astrocytes shown schematically in brain

In a terrific session at #ACNP2024 @nataliematosin.bsky.social highlight astrocyte responses to #earlylifeadversity. 🧠🧪 #neurobiologyofstress @npp-journal.bsky.social

Just online 🧪🧠Why does a brain projection mediate #earlylifeadversity effects on adult reward behaviors in males but not females? whole-brain mapping & Laura Denardo & #AI pipeline shows crucial #Sex-difference in its innervation! www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1... #Neuroscience @superkash.bsky.social

the Nucleus accumbens of a CRH ires-Cre mouse injected with a retrograde Cre-dependent channelrhodopsin, (magenta) and co-immunolabeled with CRH (green). Colocalized native peptide and rhodopsin is seen in yellow. some cells are also infected

🧪🧠 #FluorescenceFriday. #Sexdifferences are amazing. The CRH/GABA BLA-NAc projection mediates effects of #earlylifeadversity in males, and does nothing in females?
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Beginning to figure out why. stay tuned!