The obesity associated BDNF intron-3 cis-regulatory element, BE5.1, modulates the effects of early-life stress on weight gain, anxiety and gene expression in a sex-dependent manner
Results suggest that the BE5.1CRE acts as a buffer element that protects against the maladaptive effects of MS on gene expression and later life behaviours in a sex-dependent manner.
It is suggested that CRS-induced DNA hypermethylation at CG and CHH sites in the female mPFC may contribute to stress-induced transcriptional dysregulation, potentially driving anxiodepressive-like behaviors.
Ming-Lian Luo, Yi-Heng Li, Yuan-Jian Yang et al.· Stress· 0 citations
Prenatal ethanol exposure (PEE) alters neurobehavioral function, yet the factors associated with these effects, particularly in interaction with stress, remain poorly understood. We examined whether combined exposure to PEE and adolescent restraint stress altered compulsive-like behavior and, in the sex showing the cle...
M. C. Fabio, M. Sánchez, Leonardo Marengo et al.· Alcohol· 0 citations
The importance of sex as a biological variable is highlighted and candidate molecular pathways through which prenatal immune insult and estrogen receptor modulation may influence vulnerability and treatment response in neurodevelopmental disorders are identified.
B. Navaneethan, Priscila A. Costa, S. Debs et al.· Progress in Neuro-psychophar...· 0 citations
Anxiety disorder risk is influenced by both adverse environmental factors and genetic background. We previously described high-avoidance animal (HAA) and low-avoidance animal (LAA) strains of male Hatano rats that may provide robust models for assessing interactions between genetic background and environment driving an...
Tatsuhiro Akaishi, Airi Nakayama, Hasuka Okawa et al.· Physiology and Behavior· 0 citations
Chronic stress is a major risk factor for psychiatric disorders such as depression and anxiety, yet the biological basis of individual differences in stress susceptibility and resilience remains poorly understood. Here, we examined physiological, behavioral, and medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) transcriptomic responses...
Taiga Kurihara, Aoi William Omi, Yuka Nakasone et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
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