Before, and for a considerable time after birth, the brain is especially plastic and vulnerable
to influences from the environment. Exposure to stressful, or adverse, early-life social …

Social adversity during childhood and adolescence can alter brain development in ways that
may increase the likelihood of many prominent mental illnesses. To determine the …

Overview Considering that susceptibility to a range of diseases appears strongly influenced
by both sex and exposure to social stress, there is a need to evaluate how adverse …

Social isolation is a chronic mild stressor and a significant risk factor for mental health
disorders. Herein we explored the impact of social isolation on depression-and anxiety-like …

Early life stress (ELS) can impact brain development and is a risk factor for
neurodevelopmental disorders such as schizophrenia. Post-weaning social isolation (SI) is …

Introduction: Social isolation stress (SIS) is one of the most commonly used stress paradigm
to reproduce psychiatric-like disorders in rodents and it is generally conducted from weaning …

Rearing rats in social isolation from weaning results in long-term effects on brain structure,
neurotransmitter function and behavior and many of the effects mimic those seen in …

Social isolation stress (SIS) is one of the most commonly used stress paradigm to reproduce
psychiatric-like disorders in rodents and it is generally conducted from weaning to …

Social isolation (SI) rearing of rodents is a developmental manipulation, which is commonly
compared with the psychological stressors in humans as it produces several behavioral …

Many studies have shown that postweaning social isolation (pwSI) alters various behavioral
phenotypes, including hippocampusdependent tasks. Here, we report the comprehensive …