Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5925373 Physiology & Behavior 2012 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We investigated effects of maternal separation on gut permeability and behavior. ► Permeability increased in prolonged separated rats combined with adult stress. ► Long separation gave lower activity, and corticosterone was elevated. ► Corticosterone was lowered in separated offspring exposed to adult social stress.
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Neonatal maternal separation in male rats increases intestinal permeability and affects behavior after chronic social stress
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