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Fear expression is reduced after acute and repeated nociceptin/orphanin FQ (NOP) receptor antagonism in rats: therapeutic implications for traumatic stress exposure by Taylor, Rachel M., Jeong, Isaac H., May, Matthew D., Bergman, Elizabeth M., Capaldi, Vincent F., Moore, Nicole L.T., Matson, Liana M., Lowery-Gionta, Emily G.

“…Rationale Evaluation of pharmacotherapies for acute stress disorder (ASD) or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is challenging due to robust heterogeneity…”
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Repeated elevated plus maze trials as a measure for tracking within-subjects behavioral performance in rats (Rattus norvegicus) by Schrader, Andrew J, Taylor, Rachel M, Lowery-Gionta, Emily G, Moore, Nicole L T

“…The elevated plus maze (EPM) is routinely used in neuroscience research to evaluate emotional behavior in rodents by measuring general exploratory performance…”
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Response and recovery of endocrine, behavioral, and neuronal morphology outcomes after different traumatic stressor exposures in male rats by Cravedi, Kevin D., May, Matthew D., Abettan, Jordan A., Huckleberry, Kylie A., Trettel, Sean G., Vuong, Chau V., Altman, Daniel E., Gauchan, Sangeeta, Shansky, Rebecca M., Matson, Liana M., Sousa, Jason C., Lowery-Gionta, Emily G., Moore, Nicole L.T.

“…Preclinical models of organismal response to traumatic stress (threat of death or serious injury) can be monitored using neuroendocrine, behavioral, and…”
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Subacute neuroendocrine and behavioral effects of underwater trauma and predator exposure in rats by Moore, Nicole L.T., Cravedi, Kevin, Vuong, Chau, Sousa, Jason C, Marcsisin, Sean R

“…Abstract only Traumatic stress physiological response and recovery encompasses a wide range of measurable behavioral and neuroendocrine changes in rats. Acute…”
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Adolescent traumatic stress experience results in less robust conditioned fear and post-extinction fear cue responses in adult rats by Moore, Nicole L.T., Gauchan, Sangeeta, Genovese, Raymond F.

“…Early exposure to a traumatic event may produce lasting effects throughout the lifespan. Traumatic stress during adolescence may deliver a distinct…”
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Differential severity of anxiogenic effects resulting from a brief swim or underwater trauma in adolescent male rats by Moore, Nicole L.T., Gauchan, Sangeeta, Genovese, Raymond F.

“…Clinical studies have shown a link between early-life adversity and severity of adulthood responses to a traumatic stress event (post-traumatic stress…”
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Adulthood stress responses in rats are variably altered as a factor of adolescent stress exposure by Moore, Nicole L T, Altman, Daniel E, Gauchan, Sangeeta, Genovese, Raymond F

“…Stress exposure during development may influence adulthood stress response severity. The present study investigates persisting effects of two adolescent…”
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Developmental differences in stress responding after repeated underwater trauma exposures in rats by Altman, Daniel E, Simmons, Laurence P, Vuong, Chau T, Taylor, Rachel M, Sousa, Jason C, Marcsisin, Sean R, Zottig, Victor E, Moore, Nicole L T

“…Adolescence is a distinct developmental period characterized by behavioral and physiological maturation. Rapid ongoing changes during neurodevelopment in…”
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Role of cannabinoid receptor type 1 desensitization in greater tetrahydrocannabinol impairment of memory in adolescent rats by Moore, Nicole L T, Greenleaf, Ashley L R, Acheson, Shawn K, Wilson, Wilkie A, Swartzwelder, H Scott, Kuhn, Cynthia M

“…Adolescence is a well defined developmental period during which marijuana use is common. However, little is known about the response to marijuana in…”
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The synthetic cannabinoid WIN 55212-2 differentially modulates thigmotaxis but not spatial learning in adolescent and adult animals by Acheson, Shawn K., Moore, Nicole L.T., Kuhn, Cynthia M., Wilson, Wilkie A., Swartzwelder, H. Scott

“…▶ WIN 55212-2 (1mg/kg) was found to affect adolescents and adults differently. ▶ Thigmotaxis was reduced on days 1 and 2 in adolescent but not adult animals. ▶…”
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