COMPLEX BEHAVIOR ALTERATIONS IN ANIMALS, WHICH UNDERWENT PERINATAL HYPOXIA OR EARLY LIFE STRESS

Natalya A Malinovskaya; Julia A Uspenskaya; Julia A Panina; Victoria V Volkova; Roman V Ryabokon; Natalya V Kuvacheva; Andrei V Morgun; Alla B Salmina

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Neurology Bulletin ›› 2015, Vol. XLVII ›› Issue (4) : 40 -47. DOI: 10.17816/nb13948

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COMPLEX BEHAVIOR ALTERATIONS IN ANIMALS, WHICH UNDERWENT PERINATAL HYPOXIA OR EARLY LIFE STRESS

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Krasnoyarsk state medical university named after V.F. Voino-Jasenetsky

Research Institute of molecular medicine and pathobiochemistry, department of biological chemistry with the courses of medical, pharmaceutical and toxicological chemistry

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We have studied the development of complex behavior alterations in the rats subjected to perinatal hypoxia or early life stress. Animals with perinatal hypoxia or social early life stress induce alterations of complex forms of behavior such as dysfunction of social recognition. The development of early life stress shows rejection of the new food, emotional lability and anxiety, much earlier than in rats with perinatal hypoxia.

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perinatal hypoxia / early life stress / hyponeophagia / social recognition / anxiety

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Natalya A Malinovskaya, Julia A Uspenskaya, Julia A Panina, Victoria V Volkova, Roman V Ryabokon, Natalya V Kuvacheva, Andrei V Morgun, Alla B Salmina. COMPLEX BEHAVIOR ALTERATIONS IN ANIMALS, WHICH UNDERWENT PERINATAL HYPOXIA OR EARLY LIFE STRESS. Neurology Bulletin, 2015, XLVII(4): 40-47 DOI:10.17816/nb13948

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