Acquisition and expression of a socially mediated separation response

Por Shair, Harry N.
Publicado em 2007

Sex and Experience Influence Behavioral Responses of Adult Rats to Potentiated and Nonpotentiated Ultrasonic Vocalizations of Pups

Por Rohitsingh, Shelly-Ann, Smith, Jonathan A., Shair, Harry N.
Publicado no Dev Psychobiol (2011)

Dopamine’s Role in Social Modulation of Infant Isolation-Induced Vocalization: II. Maternally Modulated Infant Separation Responses are Regulated by D1- and D2-Family Dopamine Rece...

Por Muller, Jeff M., Moore, Holly, Myers, Michael M., Shair, Harry N.
Publicado em 2009

Ventral Striatum Dopamine D2 Receptor Activity Inhibits Rat Pups’ Vocalization Response to Loss of Maternal Contact

Por Muller, Jeff M., Moore, Holly, Myers, Michael M., Shair, Harry N.
Publicado em 2008

Dopamine’s Role in Social Modulation of Infant Isolation-Induced Vocalization: II. Maternally Modulated Infant Separation Responses are Regulated by D1- and D2-Family Dopamine Rece...

Por Muller, Jeff M., Moore, Holly, Myers, Michael M., Shair, Harry N.
Publicado em 2009

Medial Prefrontal Cortex Processes Threatening Stimuli in Juvenile Rats

Por Kabitzke, Patricia A, Barr, Gordon A, Chan, Thomas, Shair, Harry N, Wiedenmayer, Christoph P
Publicado em 2014

Vocal coselection in rat pup ultrasonic vocalizations

Por Spence, Heather R., Aslam, Ali M., Hofer, Myron A., Brunelli, Susan A., Shair, Harry N.
Publicado no Ecol Evol (2016)

Contextual fear memory modulates PSD95 phosphorylation, AMPAr subunits, PKMζ and PI3K differentially between adult and juvenile rats

Por Zanca, Roseanna M., Sanay, Shirley, Avila, Jorge A., Rodriguez, Edgar, Shair, Harry N., Serrano, Peter A.
Publicado no Neurobiol Stress (2018)

Repeated recall and PKMζ maintain fear memories in juvenile rats

Por Oliver, Chicora F., Kabitzke, Patricia, Serrano, Peter, Egan, Laura J., Barr, Gordon A., Shair, Harry N., Wiedenmayer, Christoph
Publicado no Learn Mem (2016)

The Role of the Medial Prefrontal Cortex in Innate Fear Regulation in Infants, Juveniles, and Adolescents

Por Chan, Thomas, Kyere, Kwaku, Davis, Brian R., Shemyakin, Alexei, Kabitzke, Patricia A., Shair, Harry N., Barr, Gordon A., Wiedenmayer, Christoph P.
Publicado em 2011