Prenatal Stress and Acute Stress Later in Life Impacts the Responses in Tests for Depressive-Like Behavior in a Sex-Specific Manner

Keyphrases

• Acute Stress 100%
• Prenatal Stress 100%
• Depressive-like Behavior 100%
• Sex-specific 100%
• Anxiety-like Behavior 20%
• Per Se 10%
• Stress Paradigm 10%
• Sleep Architecture 10%
• Locomotor Activity 10%
• Clinical Depression 10%
• Forced Swimming 10%
• Rapid Eye Movement 10%
• Absolute Count 10%
• Diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging (dMRI) 10%
• Exploratory Behavior 10%
• Adult Age 10%
• Depressive 10%
• Depression Score 10%
• Behavior Change 10%
• Microstructural Changes 10%
• Dark Phase 10%
• Forced Swim Test 10%
• Affective Disorders 10%
• Older Adults 10%
• Compensatory Mechanisms 10%
• Behavioral Tests 10%
• Rat Offspring 10%
• Related Disorders 10%
• Sprague-Dawley Rats 10%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Offspring 100%
• Acute Stress 100%
• Behavioral Change 50%
• Locomotion 50%
• Forced Swim Test 50%
• Rearing 50%
• Pregnancy 50%
• Diffusion Weighted Magnetic Resonance Imaging 50%
• Sprague Dawley Rat 50%
• REM Sleep 50%

Neuroscience

• Behavior (Neuroscience) 100%
• Prenatal Stress 100%
• Depressive Disorder 10%
• Behavioral Test 10%
• Mood Disorder 10%
• Diffusion MRI 10%
• Locomotor Activity 10%
• Rapid Eye Movement Sleep 10%