Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2023684915> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2023684915 endingPage "785" @default.
- W2023684915 startingPage "769" @default.
- W2023684915 abstract "Studies using dopaminergic and serotonergic agonists or antagonists implicate involvement of these systems in various aspects of early maternal behavior and postpartum aggression towards an intruder in rats, both of which are associated with the presence of oxytocin in specific brain regions. It is unclear however, if or how long-term uptake inhibition of either neurotransmitter system alone or in combination, affects oxytocin system dynamics or maternal behavior/aggression. Pregnant women frequently take drugs (antidepressants, cocaine) that induce long-term reuptake inhibition of dopamine and/or serotonin, thus it is important to understand these effects on behavior and biochemistry. Rat dams were treated throughout gestation with amfonelic acid, fluoxetine, or a combination of both, to investigate effects of reuptake inhibition of dopamine and serotonin systems respectively, on maternal behavior, aggression and oxytocin. The more appetitive aspects of maternal behavior (nesting, licking, touching) and activity were increased by the low dose of amfonelic acid, high dose of fluoxetine, or the high dose combination more than other treatments. Aggression was decreased by amfonelic acid and somewhat increased by fluoxetine. Dopamine uptake inhibition appears to have a strong effect on hippocampal oxytocin levels, while receptor dynamics may be more strongly affected by serotonin uptake inhibition." @default.
- W2023684915 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W2023684915 creator A5010692736 @default.
- W2023684915 creator A5023799839 @default.
- W2023684915 creator A5031681045 @default.
- W2023684915 creator A5041038689 @default.
- W2023684915 creator A5048076614 @default.
- W2023684915 creator A5060767064 @default.
- W2023684915 creator A5072282809 @default.
- W2023684915 creator A5080403024 @default.
- W2023684915 creator A5082406542 @default.
- W2023684915 creator A5084264952 @default.
- W2023684915 date "2005-08-01" @default.
- W2023684915 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
- W2023684915 title "The effects of dopaminergic/serotonergic reuptake inhibition on maternal behavior, maternal aggression, and oxytocin in the rat" @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1878161105 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1964384672 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1966732699 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1968553080 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1971359410 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1977069855 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1979697571 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1982499768 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1983723736 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1986880130 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1989891523 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1990435024 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1992202855 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1992281234 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1992991045 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1995192284 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1995958451 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1996097464 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1996187894 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1997494395 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1997833285 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W1999914606 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2005096597 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2005681726 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2009752277 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2010493764 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2010726810 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2011374337 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2014203063 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2014285334 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2014580636 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2015332984 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2021366626 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2027262324 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2027277232 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2027523671 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2027580007 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2030801264 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2031658048 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2034227338 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2034924440 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2036426490 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2039750456 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2040553957 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2042243800 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2047400843 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2048208559 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2058868594 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2059171188 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2059491555 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2061885219 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2063509423 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2065454522 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2072080093 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2074831193 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2079048674 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2079966714 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2081049562 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2089588421 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2090633804 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2091382604 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2092670749 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2093487847 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2097105791 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2107167343 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2123157086 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2145030700 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2146882028 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2159061031 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W2160402497 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W4231069749 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W4245477847 @default.
- W2023684915 cites W4247142523 @default.
- W2023684915 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pbb.2005.06.001" @default.
- W2023684915 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/3110079" @default.
- W2023684915 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15996723" @default.
- W2023684915 hasPublicationYear "2005" @default.
- W2023684915 type Work @default.
- W2023684915 sameAs 2023684915 @default.
- W2023684915 citedByCount "64" @default.
- W2023684915 countsByYear W20236849152012 @default.
- W2023684915 countsByYear W20236849152013 @default.
- W2023684915 countsByYear W20236849152014 @default.