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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Biological embedding"”.

  1. Potential biological embedding of adverse and enriching environments through epigenetic mediators

    … or trauma can exert both acute and long-lasting biological and psychological effects. This is especially true during critical periods of development such as childhood, adolescence, and young adulthood. Numerous biological systems are affected in response to ASEs, but variability in neuroimaging …

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  2. How the Outside Gets in: Linking Social and Physical Environments with Physiology and Body Size in Wild Baboons

    … in Chapter 5, we test a component of the biological embedding hypothesis, which predicts that early-life adversity is associated with elevated baseline inflammation as well as heightened acute inflammation in adulthood. To our knowledge, these predictions have only been tested in humans. …

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  3. The things they carried: The biological residue of childhood misfortune

    … Guided by cumulative inequality theory and biological embedding, this dissertation also examines adult health lifestyles and socioeconomic status (SES) as possible mechanisms linking childhood misfortune to inflammation and IHD in later life. Data come from six waves of the Health and …

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  4. Neurogenomic architecture of honey bee social behavior

    … research, including social decision-making and biological embedding, and was prepared as an invited review article for Annual Review of Neuroscience. In Chapter 2, I identify regions of the honey bee brain that are differentially activated across affiliative and agonistic social contexts, …

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