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Oxytocin administration prevents cellular aging caused by social isolation by Stevenson, Jennie R., McMahon, Elyse K., Boner, Winnie, Haussmann, Mark F.

“…•Prairie voles are an integrative model linking stress, cellular aging, and depression.•Social isolation increased glucocorticoids, anhedonia, and cellular…”
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The response to stressors in adulthood depends on the interaction between prenatal exposure to glucocorticoids and environmental context by Majer, Ariana D., Paitz, Ryan T., Tricola, Gianna M., Geduldig, Jack E., Litwa, Hannah P., Farmer, Jenna L., Prevelige, Brenna R., McMahon, Elyse K., McNeely, Taylor, Sisson, Zach R., Frenz, Brian J., Ziur, Alexis D., Clay, Emily J., Eames, Brad D., McCollum, Shannon E., Haussmann, Mark F.

“…Maternal stress during reproduction can influence how offspring respond to stress later in life. Greater lifetime exposure to glucocorticoid hormones released…”
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A physiological profile approach to animal temperament: How to understand the functional significance of individual differences in behaviour by McMahon, Elyse K, Youatt, Elizabeth, Cavigelli, Sonia A

“…Animal behaviour research has experienced a renewed interest in consistent individual differences (i.e. animal personality or temperament). Recent ecological…”
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Gaps to Address in Ecological Studies of Temperament and Physiology by McMahon, Elyse K, Cavigelli, Sonia A

“…Abstract Ecology is a diverse field with many researchers interested in drivers and consequences of variability within populations. Two aspects of variability…”
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Oxytocin prevents dysregulation of the acute stress response and glucocorticoid-induced oxidative stress in chronically isolated prairie voles by Stevenson, Jennie R., McMahon, Elyse K., McNeely, Taylor L., Haussmann, Mark F.

“…Chronic social isolation can lead to dysregulation of many physiological and psychological processes, including the ability to respond to acute stressors…”
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The HIV latency reversing agent HODHBt inhibits the phosphatases PTPN1 and PTPN2 by Howard, J Natalie, Zaikos, Thomas D, Levinger, Callie, Rivera, Esteban, McMahon, Elyse K, Holmberg, Carissa S, Terao, Joshua, Sanz, Marta, Copertino, Jr, Dennis C, Wang, Weisheng, Soriano-Sarabia, Natalia, Jones, R Brad, Bosque, Alberto

“…Nonreceptor tyrosine phosphatases (NTPs) play an important role in regulating protein phosphorylation and have been proposed as attractive therapeutic targets…”
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How do we characterize temperament? Broad testing of temperament across time and contexts in low-variable conditions by McMahon, Elyse K., Farhan, Saaniya, Cavigelli, Sonia A.

“…In many species, individual animals often maintain relatively consistent individual differences in behaviour, indicative of temperament or personality. These…”
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Connectivity and Plasticity of Physiological Mechanisms and Temperament by McMahon, Elyse K

“…Animal behaviour research has expanded over the past 20 years to study consistent individual differences in behaviour (i.e. temperament). These temperaments…”
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