Survival requires the integration of external information and interoceptive cues to effectively
guide advantageous behaviors, particularly foraging and other behaviors that promote …

Introduction Early social isolation (ESI) disrupts neurodevelopmental processes, potentially
leading to long-lasting emotional and cognitive changes in adulthood. Communal nesting …

The establishment of positive early parent–infant relationships provide essential
nourishment and social stimulation for newborns. During the early stages of postnatal brain …

Early-life stress disrupts central nervous system development and increases the risk of
neuropsychiatric disorder in offspring based on rodent studies. Maternal sleep deprivation …

Repeated maternal separation (MS) is a useful experimental model in rodents for studying
the long-term influence of early-life stress on brain neurophysiology. In our work, we …

Introduction Growing evidence clearly demonstrates that maternal rodents exposure to sleep
deprivation (SD) during late pregnancy impairs learning and memory in their offspring …

Early-life stress (ES) leads to cognitive dysfunction in female adolescents, but the underlying
neural mechanisms remain elusive. Recent evidence suggests that the cell adhesion …

The long-term influence of early-life stress on brain neurophysiology has been extensively
investigated using different animal models. Among these, repeated maternal separation …

Maternal separation (MS) represents a profound early life stressor with enduring impacts on
neuronal development and adult cognitive function in both humans and rodents. MS is …

Maternal separation (MS), a form of early life adversity, increases the risk of psychiatric
disorders in adulthood by intricately linking cytokines and mood-regulating brain circuits …