… innate nature of aggressive behaviour and of its driving forces, which must be recognised in
order to determine how best to control the behaviour. … , the only structural basis of which is …

… In contrast, the innate immune system was known for its conserved, non-specific roles in …
of innate immunity and now provides a growing body of evidence for innate immune memory. …

… Fluid intake is an essential innate behaviour that is mainly caused by two distinct types of
thirst 1,2,3 . Increased blood osmolality induces osmotic thirst that drives animals to consume …

… Behavioral testing commenced when the offspring reached 12 weeks of age and included
tests for innate anxiety-like behavior and locomotor activity (open field test), working memory (…

… Although such imprinting phenomena are widely recognized, little is known about how it
is established and how the imprinted memory modulates innate behavioral decisions. …

… Innate behavioral biases and preferences can vary significantly among individuals of the
same genotype. Though individuality is a fundamental property of behavior, it is not currently …

… Attachment is an inborn behavioral system that is biologically driven and essential for
survival. During child development, individual differences in (in)secure attachment emerge. The …

… between basic and constructionist theories. Like basic emotions theories, I emphasize innate
… ) that control behavioural and physiological body responses elicited by threats. But unlike …

… the complexity of interactions in a group using a series of experiments in which we controlled
the social experience and motivational states of individuals to compare behavioral patterns …

… basis of behaviour, but whole-brain activity is mutually contingent on behaviour itself, especially
for natural behaviours … that animals use to guide behaviour only occur in freely moving …