Search Results - "Ziur, Alexis D."

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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Traffic noise exposure alters nestling physiology and telomere attrition through direct, but not maternal, effects in a free-living bird by Injaian, Allison S., Gonzalez-Gomez, Paulina L., Taff, Conor C., Bird, Alicia K., Ziur, Alexis D., Patricelli, Gail L., Haussmann, Mark F., Wingfield, John C.

“…•Traffic noise affects nestling tree swallows through direct, not maternal, effects.•Nestling baseline and stress-induced corticosterone increased with noise…”
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Is there an oxidative cost of acute stress? Characterization, implication of glucocorticoids and modulation by prior stress experience by Majer, Ariana D, Fasanello, Vince J, Tindle, Kailey, Frenz, Brian J, Ziur, Alexis D, Fischer, Chelsea P, Fletcher, Kelsey L, Seecof, Olivia M, Gronsky, Sarah, Vassallo, Brian G, Reed, Wendy L, Paitz, Ryan T, Stier, Antoine, Haussmann, Mark F

“…Acute rises in glucocorticoid hormones allow individuals to adaptively respond to environmental challenges but may also have negative consequences, including…”
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Is there an oxidative cost of acute stress? Characterization, implication of glucocorticoids and modulation by prior stress experience by Majer, Ariana D., Fasanello, Vince J., Tindle, Kailey, Frenz, Brian J., Ziur, Alexis D., Fischer, Chelsea P., Fletcher, Kelsey L., Seecof, Olivia M., Gronsky, Sarah, Vassallo, Brian G., Reed, Wendy L., Paitz, Ryan T., Stier, Antoine, Haussmann, Mark F.

“…Acute rises in glucocorticoid hormones allow individuals to adaptively respond to environmental challenges but may also have negative consequences, including…”
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