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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Social Decision-Making Network"”.

  1. Neurogenomic dynamics following social interactions in male threespined sticklebacks

    Social interactions provoke changes in brain and behavior, however molecular changes associated with social interactions remain obscure. This thesis explored the neurogenomic responses to aggressive and affiliative social interactions in male threespined sticklebacks (Gasterosteus aculeatus), a …

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  2. The Role of the Preoptic Area in Social Interaction in Zebrafish

    The proposed “Social Decision Making Network” (SDMN) is a network of conserved, interconnected brain areas believed to regulate social behaviour across vertebrate taxa. While the role of the SDMN in complex social behaviours is relatively well understood, we know comparatively little about the role …

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  3. Social predispositions and underlying neural mechanisms in chicks (Gallus gallus domesticus)

    The detection of animate creatures, being social companions, preys or predators, is fundamental for survival and social interaction among vertebrates. Social predispositions are a set of unlearnt rudimental knowledge about animate beings, helping animals to structure sensory experience immediately …

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  4. CHARACTERIZATION OF TRANSMEMBRANE PROTEIN 35 EXPRESSION: CONSIDERATIONS OF SEX AND OVARIAN HORMONES

    … indicates possible roles of this neuropeptide in social behavior and reward processing. Interestingly, TMEM35 mRNA expression exhibits possible sexual dimorphisms in rodents with the overall expression of TMEM35 mRNA being higher in females than in males. However, this qualitative evaluation of …

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