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Sex differences in socioemotional behavior and changes in ventral hippocampal transcription across aging in C57Bl/6J mice by Baumgartner, Nina E., Biraud, Mandy C., Lucas, Elizabeth K.

“…Socioemotional health is positively correlated with improved cognitive and physical aging. Despite known sex differences in socioemotional behaviors and the…”
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Previous estradiol treatment during midlife maintains transcriptional regulation of memory-related proteins by ERα in the hippocampus in a rat model of menopause by Baumgartner, Nina E., Black, Katelyn L., McQuillen, Shannon M., Daniel, Jill M.

“…Previous midlife estradiol treatment, like continuous treatment, improves memory and results in lasting increases in hippocampal levels of estrogen receptor…”
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Sex differences in avoidance behavior and cued threat memory dynamics in mice: Interactions between estrous cycle and genetic background by Ryherd, Garret L., Bunce, Averie L., Edwards, Haley A., Baumgartner, Nina E., Lucas, Elizabeth K.

“…Anxiety disorders are the most prevalent mental illnesses worldwide, exhibit high heritability, and affect twice as many women as men. To evaluate potential…”
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History of Previous Midlife Estradiol Treatment Permanently Alters Interactions of Brain Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 Signaling and Hippocampal Estrogen Synthesis to Enhance Cognitive Aging in a Rat Model of Menopause by Baumgartner, Nina E, McQuillen, Shannon M, Perry, Samantha F, Miller, Sangtawan, Maroteaux, Matthieu J, Gibbs, Robert B, Daniel, Jill M

“…Across species, including humans, elevated levels of brain estrogen receptor (ER) α are associated with enhanced cognitive aging, even in the absence of…”
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Lasting Impact on Memory of Midlife Exposure to Exogenous and Endogenous Estrogens by Black, Katelyn L., Baumgartner, Nina E., Daniel, Jill M.

“…We previously demonstrated that 40 days of prior midlife estradiol treatment results in enhanced spatial memory in aging ovariectomized rats long after…”
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Neuroestrogen-Dependent Transcriptional Activity in the Brains of ERE-Luciferase Reporter Mice following Short- and Long-Term Ovariectomy by Baumgartner, Nina E, Grissom, Elin M, Pollard, Kevin J, McQuillen, Shannon M, Daniel, Jill M

“…Previous work has demonstrated that estrogen receptors are transcriptionally active in the absence of ovarian estrogens. The current work aims to determine…”
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Estrogen receptor α: a critical role in successful female cognitive aging by Baumgartner, N. E., Daniel, J. M.

“…Due to potential health risks, current recommendations are that individuals who wish to use hormone therapy to treat menopausal symptoms do so for the shortest…”
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