… Epidemiological and experimental studies point towards a clear implication of AAP on the …
In this sense, the period of most CNS susceptibility is early life, when the CNS is maturing. In …

… evidence for epigenetic mechanisms to be involved in the biological embedding of stress
during early life … to high levels of stress during their lives? Can there be a biological embedding …

… Deficiencies in various characters at early life stages may result in … experiment reveals
intriguing evidence of delayed effects of environmental conditions experienced in the past on life-…

… to high heat stress earlier in life. Our findings demonstrate that early life exposure to mild heat
stress … These findings point to a potential mechanism linking early life experiences to future …

… body of evidence identifying epigenetic mechanisms in the long-lasting effects of early-life …
In particular, we summarize recent evidence suggesting that such mechanisms are involved …

Early life experiences are crucial factors that shape brain development and function due to
their ability to induce structural and functional plasticity. Among these experiences, early‐life …

… These results provide evidence that adverse early-life condition can negatively impact on
reproductive success, as suggested by the significant effect on egg production, which will very …

… evidence, including epidemiologic data and data from extensive clinical and experimental
studies, indicate that early life … In this review, we synthesize evidence from several disciplines …

… in developing rodent models of early-life stress. Increasing evidence suggests that specific
… Representation of the experimental design of early-life stress procedure. C57BL/6 and BALB…

… There is some evidence that epigenetic programming by early life events is reversible by
pharmacological manipulations later in adulthood [248–250]. This challenges the notion that …