Search Results - "Michael, Kerry C."

Stable behavioral inhibition and glucocorticoid production as predictors of longevity by Cavigelli, Sonia A, Ragan, Christina M, Michael, Kerry C, Kovacsics, Colleen E, Bruscke, Alexander P

“…Abstract Several personality/temperament traits have been linked to health outcomes in humans and animals but underlying physiological mechanisms for these…”
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Divergent immune responses in behaviorally-inhibited vs. non-inhibited male rats by Michael, Kerry C., Bonneau, Robert H., Bourne, Rebecca A., Godbolt, LaDara, Caruso, Michael J., Hohmann, Christine, Cavigelli, Sonia A.

“…•Different immune responses may explain temperament-specific health outcomes.•Rats were tested for stable behavioral phenotypes by testing on two different…”
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Dissociation between sickness behavior and emotionality during lipopolysaccharide challenge in lymphocyte deficient Rag2−/− mice by Clark, Sarah M., Michael, Kerry C., Klaus, Joseph, Mert, Abdullah, Romano-Verthelyi, Ari, Sand, Joseph, Tonelli, Leonardo H.

“…•Lymphocyte deficient mice are susceptible to death by septic shock.•Adaptive immunity contributes to the manifestation of sickness behavior after…”
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Peri-adolescent asthma symptoms cause adult anxiety-related behavior and neurobiological processes in mice by Caulfield, Jasmine I., Caruso, Michael J., Michael, Kerry C., Bourne, Rebecca A., Chirichella, Nicole R., Klein, Laura C., Craig, Timothy, Bonneau, Robert H., August, Avery, Cavigelli, Sonia A.

“…•Experimental conditions induced asthma-like symptoms in adolescent mice.•Chronic adolescent asthma symptoms caused adult anxiety-related symptoms.•Induced…”
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Immune status influences fear and anxiety responses in mice after acute stress exposure by Clark, Sarah M, Sand, Joseph, Francis, T. Chase, Nagaraju, Anitha, Michael, Kerry C, Keegan, Achsah D, Kusnecov, Alexander, Gould, Todd D, Tonelli, Leonardo H

“…Abstract Significant evidence suggests that exposure to traumatic and/or acute stress in both mice and humans results in compromised immune function that in…”
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Behavioral responses to physical vs. social novelty in male and female laboratory rats by Cavigelli, Sonia A., Michael, Kerry C., West, Sheila G., Klein, Laura Cousino

“…► Social novelty elicits more activity than physical novelty in male and female rats. ► Females are more active than males in both a novel social and physical…”
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Within-litter variance in rat maternal behaviour by Cavigelli, Sonia A., Ragan, Christina M., Barrett, Catherine E., Michael, Kerry C.

“…As a first step in determining the influence of maternal behaviour on sibling behavioural variance, we tested whether rat mothers differentially interact with…”
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Female temperament, tumor development and life span: Relation to glucocorticoid and tumor necrosis factor α levels in rats by Cavigelli, Sonia A, Bennett, Jeanette M, Michael, Kerry C, Klein, Laura Cousino

“…Abstract Behavioral characteristics closely associated with specific physiological profiles present an important area of research in understanding health…”
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Adolescents' Health Habits, Coping Styles and Self-Concept Are Predicted by Exposure to Interparental Conflict by Michael, Kerry C., Torres, Aurora, Seemann, Eric A.

“…We compared self-reported health habits, coping styles (CRI), and self-concept (MSCS) in late adolescents (17-19 year-olds) with high-and low-conflict family…”
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Social and physiological processes underlying sensation-seeking and behavioral inhibition: Potential mechanisms linking personality to health by Michael, Kerry C

“…Sensation-seeking and behavioral inhibition are two behavioral traits that have distinct biological profiles as well as distinct mental and physical health…”
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Family conflict and the transition to college: Effects on cardiovascular and cortisol reactivity in late adolescents by Michael, Kerry C

“…Late adolescents were screened for levels of interparental conflict. In a larger group of participants (N=87), high conflict (HC) participants were more likely…”
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