Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10838320 | Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior | 2011 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
âºThe study illustrates how mouse strains differing in baseline emotionality respond to social defeat stress, thus highlighting strain-specific coping strategies. âºIn particular, C57BL6/J and BalbC mice showed predominant alterations supportive of metabolic and behavioral susceptibility, respectively. Strain-specific outcomes of a chronic fluoxetine treatment in several domains related to long-term stress responses and mood disturbances were also demonstrated. âºThis approach may provide a valid experimental tool to study different susceptibility levels to stress and vulnerability to its deleterious consequences, aiming at establishing a translational model with relevance for human pathology.
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Authors
Maria Razzoli, Lucia Carboni, Michela Andreoli, Francesca Michielin, Alice Ballottari, Roberto Arban,