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Psychological effects of breastfeeding on children and mothers by Krol, Kathleen M., Grossmann, Tobias

“…While the nutritional and physical health benefits of breastfeeding are well established, accumulating research demonstrates the far-reaching psychological…”
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The neurodevelopmental precursors of altruistic behavior in infancy by Grossmann, Tobias, Missana, Manuela, Krol, Kathleen M

“…Altruistic behavior is considered a key feature of the human cooperative makeup, with deep ontogenetic roots. The tendency to engage in altruistic behavior…”
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Epigenetic modification of the oxytocin receptor gene is associated with emotion processing in the infant brain by Krol, Kathleen M., Puglia, Meghan H., Morris, James P., Connelly, Jessica J., Grossmann, Tobias

“…[Display omitted] •First developmental neuroimaging epigenetics study with human infants.•Oxytocin receptor gene methylation (OXTRm) assessed in a large sample…”
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Oxytocin receptor single nucleotide polymorphism predicts atony-related postpartum hemorrhage by Erickson, Elise N, Krol, Kathleen M, Perkeybile, Allison M, Connelly, Jessica J, Myatt, Leslie

“…Postpartum hemorrhage remains a key contributor to overall maternal morbidity in the United States. Current clinical assessment methods used to predict…”
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Genetic variation in CD38 and breastfeeding experience interact to impact infants’ attention to social eye cues by Krol, Kathleen M., Monakhov, Mikhail, San Lai, Poh, Ebstein, Richard P., Grossmann, Tobias

“…Attending to emotional information conveyed by the eyes is an important social skill in humans. The current study examined this skill in early development by…”
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Epigenetic tuning of brain signal entropy in emergent human social behavior by Puglia, Meghan H, Krol, Kathleen M, Missana, Manuela, Williams, Cabell L, Lillard, Travis S, Morris, James P, Connelly, Jessica J, Grossmann, Tobias

“…How the brain develops accurate models of the external world and generates appropriate behavioral responses is a vital question of widespread multidisciplinary…”
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A specific association between facial disgust recognition and estradiol levels in naturally cycling women by Kamboj, Sunjeev K, Krol, Kathleen M, Curran, H Valerie

“…Subtle changes in social cognition are associated with naturalistic fluctuations in estrogens and progesterone over the course of the menstrual cycle. Using a…”
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Oxytocin receptor DNA methylation is associated with exogenous oxytocin needs during parturition and postpartum hemorrhage by Erickson, Elise N., Myatt, Leslie, Danoff, Joshua S., Krol, Kathleen M., Connelly, Jessica J.

“…Background The oxytocin receptor gene ( OXTR ) is regulated, in part, by DNA methylation. This mechanism has implications for uterine contractility during…”
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Breastfeeding experience differentially impacts recognition of happiness and anger in mothers by Krol, Kathleen M., Kamboj, Sunjeev K., Curran, H. Valerie, Grossmann, Tobias

“…Breastfeeding is a dynamic biological and social process based on hormonal regulation involving oxytocin. While there is much work on the role of breastfeeding…”
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Correction to: Epigenetic tuning of brain signal entropy in emergent human social behavior by Puglia, Meghan H, Krol, Kathleen M, Missana, Manuela, Williams, Cabell L, Lillard, Travis S, Morris, James P, Connelly, Jessica J, Grossmann, Tobias

“…An amendment to this paper has been published and can be accessed via the original article…”
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Epigenetic modification of the oxytocin receptor gene is associated with child-parent neural synchrony during competition by Marzoratti, Analia, Liu, Megan E., Krol, Kathleen M., Sjobeck, Gus R., Lipscomb, Daniel J., Hofkens, Tara L., Boker, Steven M., Pelphrey, Kevin A., Connelly, Jessica J., Evans, Tanya M.

“…Interpersonal neural synchrony (INS) occurs when neural electrical activity temporally aligns between individuals during social interactions. It has been used…”
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Mother's engagement with infant linked to infant's responding to threat by Thrasher, Cat, Krol, Kathleen M., Grossmann, Tobias

“…The early development of threat perception in infancy might be dependent on caregiver context, but this link has not yet been studied in human infants. This…”
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Genetic Variation in the Maternal Oxytocin System Affects Cortisol Responsiveness to Breastfeeding in Infants and Mothers by Krol, Kathleen M., Monakhov, Mikhail, Lai, Poh San, Ebstein, Richard P., Heinrichs, Markus, Grossmann, Tobias

“…Objectives The neuropeptide oxytocin regulates milk let-down during breastfeeding and maternal behavior in mammals. Oxytocin has also been shown to reduce…”
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Maternal Recognition of Positive Emotion Predicts Sensitive Parenting in Infancy by Stern, Jessica A., Kelsey, Caroline M., Krol, Kathleen M., Grossmann, Tobias

“…Research on parent-child relationships demonstrates the importance of maternal sensitivity for the development of children's emotion regulation, social…”
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Epigenetic regulation of the oxytocin system as an indicator of adaptation to over-controlling parenting and psychosocial functioning in adulthood by Hellwig, Amanda F., Wroblewski, Kelly L., Krol, Kathleen M., Connelly, Jessica J., Allen, Joseph P.

“…The oxytocin system plays a role in social stress adaptation, and this role is likely to be particularly important in adolescence. One method of regulating the…”
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Genetic variation in the oxytocin system and its link to social motivation in human infants by Krol, Kathleen M., Namaky, Nauder, Monakhov, Mikhail V., Lai, Poh San, Ebstein, Richard, Grossmann, Tobias

“…Frontal brain asymmetry has been linked to motivational processes in infants and adults, with left lateralization reflecting motivation to approach and right…”
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Infants’ brain responses to pupillary changes in others are affected by race by Kelsey, Caroline M., Krol, Kathleen M., Kret, Mariska E., Grossmann, Tobias

“…Sensitive responding to eye cues plays a key role during human social interactions. Observed changes in pupillary size provide a range of socially-relevant…”
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Processing third-party social interactions in the human infant brain by Farris, Katrina, Kelsey, Caroline M., Krol, Kathleen M., Thiele, Maleen, Hepach, Robert, Haun, Daniel B., Grossmann, Tobias

“…The understanding of developing social brain functions during infancy relies on research that has focused on studying how infants engage in first-person social…”
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Lifetime marijuana use and epigenetic age acceleration: A 17-year prospective examination by Allen, Joseph P., Danoff, Joshua S., Costello, Meghan A., Hunt, Gabrielle L., Hellwig, Amanda F., Krol, Kathleen M., Gregory, Simon G., Giamberardino, Stephanie N., Sugden, Karen, Connelly, Jessica J.

“…This study was designed to assess links between lifetime levels of marijuana use and accelerated epigenetic aging. Prospective longitudinal study, following…”
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The association of temperament and maternal empathy with individual differences in infants' neural responses to emotional body expressions by Rajhans, Purva, Missana, Manuela, Krol, Kathleen M, Grossmann, Tobias

“…We examined the role of infant temperament and maternal dispositional empathy in the neural processing of happy and fearful emotional body expressions in…”
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