Original paper
Indispensable role of the oxytocin receptor for allogrooming toward socially distressed cage mates in female mice
Abstract
Social contact reduces stress responses in social animals. Mice have been shown to show allogrooming behaviour toward distressed conspecifics. However, the precise neuronal mechanisms underlying allogrooming behaviour remain unclear. In the present study, we examined whether mice show allogrooming behaviour towards distressed conspecifics in a social defeat model and we also determined whether oxytocin receptor‐expressing neurons were activated...
Paper Details
Title
Indispensable role of the oxytocin receptor for allogrooming toward socially distressed cage mates in female mice
Published Date
May 31, 2021
Volume
33
Issue
6
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