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| Friday, 22 June 2007 |
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4:00-6:00 pm
Fred Farr Forum and Kiln Room
Poster Session I |
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| I. Stress / HPA |
| P1.1 |
ACUTE IMMOBILIZATION STRESS INCREASES PUTATIVE GONADOTROPIN INHIBITORY HORMONE EXPRESSION IN THE RAT HYPOTHALAMUS.
Kirby, E.D., Ubuka, T., Kaufer, D., Bentley, G.E.; University of California Berkeley (Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute) |
| P1.2 |
ALLOSTATIC LOAD, STRESS HORMONES AND SOCIALITY IN VERTEBRATES.
Rubenstein, D.R., Shen, S.-F.; University of California, Berkeley, Department of Integrative Biology |
| P1.3 |
BIDIRECTIONAL SELECTIVE BREEDING OF WILD-DERIVED DWARF HAMSTERS (PHODOPUS CAMPBELLI) FOR CORTISOL REACTIVITY ALTERS BEHAVIORAL REACTIONS TO NOVEL SITUATIONS.
Guimont, F.S., Wynne-Edwards, K.E.; Queen’s University, Biology |
| P1.4 |
CHRONIC SOCIAL STRESS IN ADOLESCENCE AUGMENTS CORTICOSTERONE RELEASE TO A NEW STRESSOR IN RATS: IMMEDIATE EFFECTS IN MALES, ENDURING EFFECTS IN FEMALES.
Mathews, I.Z.., Tourountzas, L., Wilton, A., Harrison, A., McCormick, C.M.; Brock University, Psychology |
| P1.5 |
THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL SUPPORT IN CHRONIC STRESSED FEMALE RATS ARE MODULATED BY A 6-OHDA LESION IN THE NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS.
Wichmann, R., Westenbroek, C., Bakker, P.L., ter Horst, G.J.; University of Groningen, University Medical Center Groningen, Department of Psychiatry |
| P1.6 |
DEVELOPMENTAL STRESS, SONG, AND HPA FUNCTION IN SONG SPARROWS.
MacDougall-Shackleton, S., Morton, L., Stewart, K., Zanette, L., Clinchy, M., Kempster, B., MacDougall-Shackleton, E.. University of Western Ontario, Departments of Psychology and Biology |
| P1.7 |
EARLY LIFE EXPLORATORY BEHAVIOR PREDICTS ANXIETY AND CORTICOSTERONE STRESS RESPONSE, BUT NOT SPATIAL LEARNING, IN ADULTHOOD.
Chuzi, S.E., Williamson, L.L., Crabtree, G.S., Cavigelli, S.A., Sandstrom, N.J.; Williams College, Psychology |
| P1.8 |
EFFECTS OF IMMOBILIZATION STRESS ON NEUROCHEMICAL MARKERS IN THE MOTIVATIONAL SYSTEM OF THE MALE RAT.
Lucas, L.R., Wang, C.-J., McCall, T.J., McEwen, B.S.; Loyola University Chicago, Biology |
| P1.9 |
EFFECTS OF OXYTOCIN NASAL SPRAY IN STRESSED FEMALE RATS; A PILOT STUDY.
Westenbroek, C., Wessel, K., Bakker, P.L., ter Horst, G.J.; University Medical Center, University of Groningen, Psychiatry |
| P1.10 |
FIREFIGHTER TESTING: EFFECT OF TIME OF DAY AND PERCEIVED CONTROL ON SALIVARY CORTISOL LEVELS.
Carré, J., Wlodarczyk, K., Faught, B., Muir, C.; Brock University, Psychology |
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| II. Sexual Differentiation / Steroids & Development |
| P1.11 |
NOVEL MECHANISM FOR ESTABLISHING SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE BRAIN: ESTRA-DIOL-ENHANCED GLUTAMATE RELEASE.
Schwarz, J.M., McCarthy, M.M.; University of Maryland, Baltimore, Program in Neuroscience |
| P1.12 |
ANDROGEN RECEPTOR EXPRESSION AND MORPHOLOGY OF FOREBRAIN AND NEUROMUSCULAR SYSTEMS IN MALE GREEN ANOLES DISPLAYING INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN SEXUAL BEHAVIOR.
Neal, J.K., Wade, J.; Michigan State University, Neuroscience Program |
| P1.13 |
INTERACTIONS OF METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTORS AND MEMBRANE ASSOCIATED ER-ALPHA REGULATE SEXUAL RECEPTIVITY IN FEMALE RATS.
Dewing, P., Boulware, M., Sinchak, K., Christensen, A., Mermelstein, P., Micevych, P.; University of California Los Angeles, Neurobiology |
| P1.14 |
CELL DEATH AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE BED NUCLEUS OF THE STRIA TERMINALIS OF MICE.
Seney, M.L., Hisasue, S.-I., Gotsiridze, T., Forger, N.G.; UMASS Amherst, Neuroscience and Behavior |
| P1.15 |
DOES IN OVO TESTOSTERONE TREATMENT INFLUENCE REACTION TO NOVEL STIMULI IN ZEBRA FINCHES?
Snyder, J., Jacobs, J., Strasser, R.; University of Nebraska at Omaha, Psychobiology |
| P1.16 |
THE EFFECTS OF PRENATAL ANDROGENS ON MALE SHEEP BEHAVIOR.
Chao, T.C., Roberts, E.K., Lee, T.M.; University of Michigan, Psychology |
| P1.17 |
SOCIAL INTERACTION AND SEX DIFFERENTIATION IN FALSE CLOWN ANEMONEFISH.
Sasaki, H., Iwata, E., Hyoudou, M., Nagai, Y.; Iwaki Meisei University, Environmental Science |
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PLASMA AND BRAIN STEROID LEVELS DURING SEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION IN A WILD DEVELOPING SONGBIRD.
Chin, E.H., Shah, A.H., Schmidt, K.L., Sheldon, L.D., Love, O.P., Soma, K.K.; University of British Columbia, Graduate Program of Neuroscience |
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THE EFFECT OF PRENATAL ETHANOL EXPOSURE ON ADULT HIPPOCAMPAL NEUROGENESIS AND MODULATION OF STRESS IN THE FEMALE RAT.
Uban, K.A., Sliwowska, J.H., Galea, L.A.M., Weinberg, J.; University of British Columbia, Psychology |
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SRY AND SEX DIFFERENCES IN EFFECTS OF MPTP ON DOPAMINE.
Kutay, B., Yang, H., Luma, B.D., Angerman, E., Arnold, A.P., Becker, J.B.; University of Michigan, Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience Institute |
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THE EFFECTS OF NEONATAL OXYTOCIN TREATMENT ON ADULT ER? EXPRESSION AND ESTROGEN SENSITIVITY IN FEMALE RATS.
Perry, A.N., Paramadilok, A., Carter, C.S., Cushing, B.S.; University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of Neuroscience |
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| III. Partner Preference / Mate Choice / Affiliation / Parental Behavior |
| P1.22 |
AMPHETAMINE ALTERS THE DOPAMINERGIC REWARD CIRCUITRY OF THE HIGHLY SOCIAL PRAIRIE VOLE, MICROTUS OCHROGASTER.
Young, K.A., Liu, Y., Dietz, D.M., Kabbaj, M., Wang, Z.X.; Florida State University, Psychology |
| P1.23 |
BEHAVIORAL IMPACT OF A CONDITIONAL OXTR KNOCKOUT.
Macbeth, A.H., Lee, H-J.,Young, W.S. 3rd, Caldwell, H.K. NIH, SNGE, NIMH |
| P1.24 |
DAY LENGTH AND ESTROGEN AFFECT SAME-SEX PARTNER PREFERENCE FORMATION IN MEADOW VOLES (MICROTUS PENNSYLVANICUS).
Beery, A.K., Loo, T.J., Routman, D.M., Zucker, I.; University of California, Berkeley, Neuroscience |
| P1.25 |
CENTRAL VASOPRESSIN RECEPTOR 1A ACTIVATION IS NECESSARY FOR PARTNER PREFERENCE FORMATION AND EXPRESSION BUT NOT CONSOLIDATION IN PRAIRIE VOLES.
Zoe, R., Donaldson, L.S., Young, L.J.; Emory University, Neuroscience Program |
| P1.26 |
CHEMOSENSORY CUES AFFECT ADULT NEUROGENESIS IN THE AMYGDALA OF
PRAIRIE VOLES IN A SEX-SPECIFIC MANNER.
Liu, Y., Curtis, T.J., Fowler, C.D., Meredith, M., Wang, Z.; Florida State University,
Psychology/Neuroscience |
| P1.27 |
PAPA’S BOYS: DEVELOPMENT OF SEXUAL PARTNER PREFERENCE IN MATERNALLY DEPRIVED ZEBRA FINCH OFFSPRING.
Banerjee, S.B., Adkins-Regan, E.; Cornell University, Psychology |
| P1.28 |
DOPAMINE IN THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX REGULATES PARTNER PREFERENCE FORMATION IN FEMALE PRAIRIE VOLES.
Wommack, J.C., Wang, Z.; Florida State University, Department of Psychology and Program in Neuroscience |
| P1.29 |
THE EFFECT OF PACED COPULATION AND STRAIN CONDITIONING ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PARTNER PREFERENCE IN MALE RATS.
Ismail, N., Jones, S.L., Graham, M.D., Georgescu, M., Pfaus, J.G.; Concordia University, CSBN/Psychology |
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EFFECT OF INCREASED ESTROGEN RECEPTOR ALPHA IN THE BED NUCLEUS OF THE STRIA TERMINALIS ON PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN MALE PRAIRIE VOLES (MICROTUS OCHROGASTER).
Lei, K., Kramer, K.M., Cushing, B.S.; University of Memphis, Biology |
| P1.31 |
A NEUTRAL ODOR MAY BECOME A SEXUAL INCENTIVE THROUGH CLASSICAL CONDITIONING IN MALE RATS.
Kvitvik, I.L., Berg, K., Agmo, A., University of Tromsoe, Psychology |
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| IV. Olfactory / Pheromones / Chemosensory Communication |
| P1.32 |
EFFECTS OF EARLY ESTROGEN DEPRIVATION ON THE PROCESSING OF URINARY ODORANTS BY THE ACCESSORY OLFACTORY PATHWAY IN MICE.
Pierman, S., Douhard, Q., Bakker, J.; University of Liege, Center of Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology |
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EFFECTS OF ESTROGEN IN THE MEDIAL AMYGDALA ON OLFACTORY PREFERENCE IN FEMALE RATS.
Takahashi, M., Hosokawa, N., Chiba, A.; Sophia University, Life Science Institute |
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SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC ACTIVATION OF THE ACCESSORY OLFACTORY BULB IN MICE BY URINARY VOLATILES DETECTED BY THE MAIN OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM.
Martel, K.L., Baum, M.J.; Boston University, Biology |
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EFFECTS OF GONADOTROPIN-RELEASING HORMONE (GNRH) ON MAIN OLFACTORY INPUT TO THE MEDIAL AMYGDALA IN MALE HAMSTERS.
Blake, C.B., Meredith, M.; Florida State University, Biological Sciences, Program in Neuroscience |
| P1.36 |
ESTROGEN RECEPTOR ALPHA CO-LOCALIZES WITH CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM NEURONS PROJECTING TO THE VAGINA IN SYRIAN HAMSTERS: IMPLICATIONS FOR NEURAL CONTROL OF VAGINAL MARKING.
Been, L.E., Murphy, A.Z., Clancy, A.N., Petrulis, A.; Georgia State University, Psychology |
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THE ROLE OF HORMONAL STATUS OF SIGNAL RECIPIENT IN RECEPTION OF
PHEROMONES IN HOUSE MOUSE.
Voznessenskaya, A.E., Voznessenskaya, V.V.; Institute of Ecology & Evolution, Comparative
Neurobology of Vertebrates |
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| V. Aggression/Competition |
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ACTIVATION OF GABAA RECEPTORS IN THE VENTRAL HIPPOCAMPUS BUT THE NOT DORSAL HIPPOCAMPUS REDUCES THE ACQUISITION OF CONDITIONED DEFEAT IN MALE SYRIAN HAMSTERS.
Taylor, S.L., Huhman, K.L.; Georgia State University, Psychology |
| P1.39 |
A COMMON NEURAL SYSTEM CONTROLS PLAY FIGHTING AND AGGRESSION IN GOLDEN HAMSTERS.
Cheng, S.-Y., Delville, Y.; University of Texas at Austin, Institute for Neuroscience and Psychology |
| P1.40 |
STRESS AND AGGRESSION IN A KILLIFISH: POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIPS WITH DNA METHYLATION PATTERNS?
Campbel, J., Earley, R.L.; California State University Frenso, Biology |
| P1.41 |
ADOLESCENT SOCIAL DEFEAT ALTERS AMPHETAMINE RESPONSES IN ADULT RATS.
Burke, A.R., Watt, M.J., Scholl, J.L., Renner, K.J., Forster, G.L.; University of South Dakota, Basic Biomedical Sciences, Sanford School of Medicine |
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BIDIRECTIONAL INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CORTISOL AND AGGRESSION IN CONVICT CICHLID FISH.
Wong, S., Earley, R.L.; California State University Fresno, Biology |
| P1.43 |
PERSISTENT EFFECTS OF PROGESTERONE ON MALE AGGRESSION TOWARD YOUNG: EVIDENCE FOR BEHAVIORAL PLASTICITY.
Schneider, J.S., Burgess, C., Horton, T.H., Levine, J.E.; University of Virginia, Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics |
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EARLY LIFE ENVIRONMENT INFLUENCES INHIBITORY PROPERTY OF FAMILIAR URINE ODOR ON AGGRESSION BY RESIDENT MALE MICE.
Nakamura, K., Kikusui, T., Takeuchi, Y., Mori, Y.; Laboratory of Veterinary Ethology, The University of Tokyo, Companion Animal Resarch, Azabu University |
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EFFECT OF AGGRESSIVE ENCOUNTERS ON PLASMA PROGESTERONE, CORTICOSTERONE AND CORTICOSTEROID BINDING CAPACITY.
Charlie, T.D., Hammond, G.L., Soma, K.K.; University of British Columbia, Department of Psychology |
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REGULATION OF BRAIN 3?-HSD BY AGGRESSIVE ENCOUNTERS IN MALE SONG SPARROWS.
Pradhan, D.S., Newman, A.E.M., Lau, L.Y.M., Soma, K.K.; University of British Columbia, Zoology |
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| VI. Biological Rhythms / Sleep / Immune Function / Food Intake / Energetics |
| P1.47 |
A ROLE FOR ADRENOCORTICAL STEROIDS IN THE MEDIATION OF SEASONAL AGGRESSION IN SIBERIAN HAMSTERS (PHODOPUS SUNGORUS)?
Scotti, M.-A.L., Demas, G.E.; Indiana University, Biology |
| P1.48 |
BEHAVIORAL AND SOMATIC RESPONSES TO SIMULATED VIRAL AND GRAM-POSI-TIVE BACTERIAL INFECTIONS IN SIBERIAN HAMSTERS.
Baillie, S.R., Galang, J., Prendergast, B.J.; The University of Chicago, Psychology |
| P1.49 |
CIRCADIAN AND PHOTOPERIODIC REGULATION OF THE OREXIGENIC POTENCY OF GHRELIN IN SIBERIAN HAMSTERS.
Bradley, S.P., Patel, P.N., Prendergast, B.J.; University of Chicago, Psychology |
| P1.50 |
CIRCADIAN CHANGES IN GT1-7 CELL SENSITIVITY TO GNRH SECRETAGOGUES THAT TRIGGER OVULATION.
Zhao, S., Kriegsfeld, L.J.; University of California, Berkeley, Psychology |
| P1.51 |
DAY LENGTH REGULATES ENDOCRINE AND IMMUNE FUNCTION IN LABORATORY RATS.
Yee, J.R., Prendergast, B.J.; The University of Chicago, Comparative Human Development |
| P1.52 |
EFFECT OF SEASON AND HORMONAL STATUS ON DENDRITIC SPINE DENSITY IN
THE ANTERIOR HYPOTHALAMUS-PREOPTIC AREA (AHPOA) OF MALE RED-SIDED
GARTER SNAKES.
Mohammad, R., Krohmer, R.W.; Saint Xavier University, Biological Sciences |
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SIMULATED NATURAL DAY LENGTHS COORDINATE SEASONAL RHYTHMS AND BREAK REFRACTORINESS IN SIBERIAN HAMSTERS.
Butler, M.P., Turner, K.W., Park, J.H., Trumbull, J.J., Schoomer, E.E., Zucker, I., Gorman, M.R.; University of California, Berkeley, Integrative Biology |
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SENSITIVITY OF THE CIRCADIAN CLOCK TO LIGHT CHANGES DURING PUBERTY IN THE NOCTURNAL RAT AND DIURNAL OCTODON DEGUS.
Hagenauer, M., Hummer, D., Sutton, B., Agrusa, J., Lee, T.; University of Michigan, Reproductive Sciences/Neuroscience Program |
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| VII. Neuropeptides / Neurosteroids / Neurotransmitters / HPG Axis / Endocrine Disruptors |
| P1.55 |
11B-HSD IN THE ZEBRA FINCH BRAIN: CORTICOSTERONE EFFECTS AND METABOLISM.
Katz, A., Schlinger, B.A.; University of California, Los-Angeles, Physiological Science |
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BEHAVIORAL COMPLEMENTARITY AND SEROTONIN RECEPTORS: INSIGHTS FROM PSEUDOSEXUAL BEHAVIOR OF THE UNISEXUAL WHIPTAIL LIZARD, CNEMIDOPHORUS UNIPARENS.
Dias, B.G., Crews, D.; University of Texas at Austin, Institute for Neuroscience |
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BREEDING CONTEXT-DEPENDENT RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SONG AND DOPAMINERGIC MARKERS IN SONG CONTROL AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR NUCLEI IN MALE EUROPEAN STARLINGS.
Heimovics, S., Riters, L.; University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Zoology |
| P1.58 |
INFUSION OF CNQX INTO FEMALE AMYGDALA INHIBITS MATING INDUCED EXPRESSION OF EGR-1 IN NMDAR1 CO-LABELED NEURONS.
Erskine, M.S., Oberlander, J.G.; Boston University, Biology Department |
| P1.59 |
THE EFFECTS OF SEX AND MESOCORTICAL 6-OHDA LESIONS ON D2-AUTORECEP-TOR ACTIVITY IN THE N. ACCUMBENS OF PERIADOLESCENT AND ADULT RATS.
Ross, S.W., Woodall, M.N., Thompson, T.L.; Mercer University School of Medicine, Basic Sciences |
| P1.60 |
DIFFERENTIAL REGULATION OF VASOPRESSIN RECEPTOR BINDING IN LIMBIC STRUCTURES IN FEMALE SYRIAN HAMSTERS.
Gutzler, S., Karom, M., Albers, H.E.; Georgia State University, Biology |
| P1.61 |
DISTRIBUTION OF KISSPEPTIN IN THE BRAIN OF GREEN TREEFROGS (HYLA
CINEREA).
Lutterschmidt, D.I., Wilczynski, W.; Georgia State University, Center for Behavioral Neuroscience |
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INDUCTION OF CHRONIC HYPOSEXUAL FUNCTION IN FEMALE MARMOSET MONKEYS FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION OF A SEROTONIN-1A-RECEPTOR AGONIST.
Aubert, Y., Barnick-Snyder, K.K., Gardner, L.A., Abbott, D.H.; University of Wisconsin, Madison, National Primate Research Center |
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EFFECTS OF CENTRAL INJECTIONS OF D1 RECEPTOR AGONIST AND ANTAGONIST ON MALE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN JAPANESE QUAIL.
Kleitz, H.K., Cornil, C.A., Balthazart, J., Ball, G.F.; Johns Hopkins University, Psychological and Brain Sciences |
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| VIII. Sexual Behavior |
| P1.64 |
ESTABLISHING PHYSIOLOGICALLY RELEVANT TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT REGIMENS IN HAMSTERS.
Piekarski, D.J., Schoomer, E.E., Routman, D.M.; University of California, Berkeley, Psychology |
| P1.65 |
FEELING GOOD IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD: TRANS-SYNAPTIC TRACING OF GENITOSENSORY AFFERENTS.
Normandin, J.J., Murphy, A.Z.; Georgia State University, Center for Behavioral Neuroscience, Department of Biology |
| P1.66 |
ICV GALANIN-LIKE PEPTIDE STIMULATES NON-CONTACT ERECTIONS BUT NOT PENILE REFLEXES IN ADULT, SEXUALLY EXPERIENCED MALE RATS.
Kuper, K.E., Powers, F.A., Fraley, G.S.; Hope College, Biology Department |
| P1.67 |
NEUROENDOCRINE REGULATION OF SEXUAL SATIETY.
Phillips-Farfan, B.V., Fernandez-Guasti, A.; Centro de Investigacion y de Estudios Avanzados, Pharmacobiology |
| P1.68 |
OXYTOCIN IN THE MEDIAL PREOPTIC AREA FACILITATES SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN MALE RATS.
Gil, M., Grausam, K.B., Hull, E.M.; Florida State University, Psychology & Neuroscience Program |
| P1.69 |
SENSORY BASIS OF FOS INDUCTION IN THE PREOPTIC AREA FOLLOWING COPULATION IN MALE QUAIL.
Taziaux, M., Ball, G.F., Balthazart, J.; University of Liege, Belgium |
| P1.70 |
SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN MALE RATS REARED IN CONVENTIONAL AND ENRICHED ENVIRONMENT.
Urakawa, S., Kondo, Y., Mitsushima, D., Sakuma, Y.; Nippon Medical School, Physiology |
| P1.71 |
NOVELTY DIMINISHES THE EFFECTS OF SEXUAL EXPERIENCE IN MALE JAPANESE QUAIL.
Can, A., Titus, R., Domjan, M., Delville, Y.; The University of Texas at Austin, Psychology |
| P1.72 |
SEXUAL BEHAVIOR AND METHAMPHETAMINE ACTIVATE OVERLAPPING POPULATIONS OF NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS NEURONS.
Frohmader, K.S., Wiskerke, J., Coolen, L.M.; University of Western Ontario, Anatomy and Cell Biology |
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| IX. Learning & Memory / Cognition / Hippocampus |
| P1.73 |
ACCURACY ON A TEST OF SPATIAL WORKING MEMORY VARIES OVER THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE IN YOUNG WOMEN OF REPRODUCTIVE AGE.
Hampson, E., Morley, E.E.; University of Western Ontario, Department of Psychology |
| P1.74 |
ANDROGENS ENHANCE MEMORY AND SPINE DENSITY IN THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX OF FEMALE RATS.
Mohan, G., Attalla, S., Luine, V.; Graduate Center of CUNY, Biopsychology Department |
| P1.75 |
BISPHENOL-A ALTERS ESTROGEN-INDUCED MEMORY ENHANCEMENTS AND SPINE DENSITIES.
Frankfurt, M., Snyder, P., Luine, V., Inagaki, T.; Hunter College of CUNY, Psychology |
| P1.76 |
THE EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE ON HIPPOCAMPAL NEUROGENESIS AND SPATIAL MEMORY IN ADULT MALE RATS.
Daviau, E.D., Spritzer, M.D.; Middlebury College, Program in Neuroscience and Biology |
| P1.77 |
ESTRADIOL AND ESTRONE UPREGULATE HIPPOCAMPAL CELL PROLIFERATION IN YOUNG ADULT FEMALE RATS.
Barha, C., Galea, L.A.M.; University of British Columbia, Psychology |
| P1.78 |
SHORT-TERM EXPOSURE TO DIFFERENT ER LIGANDS DOES NOT AFFECT COGNITIVE ABILITY IN YOUNG OVARIECTOMIZED RHESUS MONKEYS.
Lacreuse, A., Wilson, M.E., Herndon, J.G.; University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Department of Psychology |
| Saturday, 23 June 2007 |
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4:00-6:00 pm
Fred Farr Forum and Kiln Room
Poster Session II |
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| I. Stress / HPA |
| P2.1 |
GLUCOCORTICOIDS INDICATE ANTHROPOGENIC DISTURBANCE IS STRESSFUL FOR SPOTTED HYENAS (CROCUTA CROCUTA).
Van Meter, P.E., French, J.A., Holekamp, K.E.; Michigan State University, Zoology |
| P2.2 |
INCREASED CORTICOSTERONE RESPONSE IN MICE AND RATS WITH THE TESTICULAR FEMINIZATION MUTATION (TFM) FOLLOWING EXPOSURE TO THE OPEN FIELD/NOVEL OBJECT TEST.
Zuloaga, D.G., Jordan, C.L., Breedlove, S.M.; Michigan State University, Psychology |
| P2.3 |
INCREASED CRH EXPRESSION IN THE CENTRAL AMYGDALA INHIBITS SEXUAL MOTIVATION.
Michopoulos, V., Keen-Rhinehart, E., Toufexis, D., Nair, H., Ressler, K., Wilson, M.; Emory University, Psychobiology, Yerkes National Primate Research Center |
| P2.4 |
INCREASED CRH IN CENTRAL NUCLEUS OF THE AMYGDALA STIMULATES THE CHRONIC STRESS RESPONSE NETWORK AND ALTERS BEHAVIOR.
Keen-Rhinehart, E., Michopoulos, V., Wilson, M.; Emory University, Yerkes National Primate Research Center |
| P2.5 |
INDIVIDUAL VARIATION IN THE GLUCOCORTICOID RESPONSE TO A STRESSOR PREDICTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPONTANEOUS MAMMARY TUMORS IN RATS.
Yee, J.R., Cavigelli, S.A., Delgado, B., Conzen, S.D., McClintock, M.K.; University of Chicago, Department of Comparative Human Development |
| P2.6 |
NEONATAL INFECTION PROVIDES PROTECTION AGAINST STRESSOR-INDUCED ANHEDONIA IN ADULTHOOD.
Bilbo, S.D., Yirmiya, R., Paul, E., Watkins, L.R., Maier, S.F.; University of Colorado, Psychology |
| P2.7 |
PRENATAL STEROID HORMONES ALTER JUVENILE SHEEP RESPONSES TO A BRIEF STRESSOR.
Roberts, E.K., Michel, J.E., Cooper, A.P., Lee, T.M.; University of Michigan, Psychology |
| P2.8 |
SOCIAL ISOLATION ALTERS CORTICOTROPIN-RELEASING FACTOR RESPONSES IN ADULT RATS.
Forster, G., Lukkes, J., Renner, K., Watt, M., Summers, C., Keifer, J.; University of South Dakota, Basic Biomedical Sciences |
| P2.9 |
STABLE BEHAVIORAL AND GLUCOCORTICOID PROFILES IN YOUNG ADULTHOOD
PREDICT LIFE SPAN.
Cavigelli, S.A., Michael, K.C., Ragan, C.M., Kovacsics, C.E.; Pennsylvania State University,
Biobehavioral Health |
| P2.10 |
TESTING ANXIETY AND DEFENSIVE BEHAVIORS IN SOCIALLY STRESSED HAMSTERS.
Bastida, C.C., Puga, Jr., F., Delville, Y.; University of Texas at Austin, Institute for Neuroscience and Psychology |
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| II. Sexual Differentiation / Steroids & Development |
| P2.11 |
EARLY EXPOSURE TO BISPHENOL A INDUCE ALTERATIONS OF NITRINERGIC SYSTEM IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS OF ADULT MICE.
Martini, M., Miceli, D., Palanza, P., Viglietti-Panzica, C., Panzica, G.C.; University of Torino, Anatomy, Pharmacology and Forensic Medicine |
| P2.12 |
EFFECTS OF NEONATAL AROMATASE INHIBITION ON MASCULINE AND FEMININE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN PRAIRIE VOLES.
Northcutt, K., Lonstein, J.; Michigan State University, Neuroscience |
| P2.13 |
ROLE OF PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR IN DIFFERENTIATION OF VASOPRESSIN EXPRESSION.
Rood, B.D., Murray, E.K., Yang, M., Laroche, J., Blaustein, J.D., De Vries, G.J.; University of Massachusetts, Neuroscience and Behavior |
| P2.14 |
EFFECTS OF PRE-HATCHING TESTOSTERONE TREATMENT ON THE SURVIVAL AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF ZEBRA FINCHES.
Maitland, R., Osborn, K., Strasser, R.; University of Nebraska-Omaha, Psychology |
| P2.15 |
PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR IMMUNOREACTIVITY IS DECREASED IN LAYER V OF DEVELOPING CORTEX OF MALES AND FEMALES BY MATERNAL HYPOTHYRODISM DURING THE PERINATAL PERIOD.
Wagner, C.K., Jahagirdar, V., Zoeller, T.R., Tighe, D.P.; University at Albany, SUNY, Psychology |
| P2.16 |
TESTOSTERONE-DEPENDENT NEUROGENESIS IN THE MATING CIRCUITRY OF THE ADULT MALE SYRIAN HAMSTER.
Antzoulatos, E., Jong, R., Wood, R.I.; Keck School of Medicine at USC, Cell and Neurobiology |
| P2.17 |
TESTOSTERONE MASCULINIZES MEPD VOLUME IN ADULT MALE BUT NOT FEMALE SIBERIAN HAMSTERS.
Durazzo, A., Jordan, C.L., Breedlove, S.M.; Michigan State University, Neuroscience Program |
| P2.18 |
EFFECTS OF SRY, BUT NOT SEX CHROMOSOME COMPLEMENT, ON AVPV TH-IR NEURONS.
Bonthuis, P.J., Rissman, E.F.; University of Virginia, Neuroscience Graduate Program |
| P2.19 |
EFFECTS OF THE COX-2 INHIBITOR NIMESULIDE ON CEREBELLAR SYNAPTIC PROTEIN EXPRESSION.
McCarthy, M.M., Dean, S.L., Krebs-Kraft, D.L.; University of Maryland, Program in Neuroscience |
| P2.20 |
SEROTONIN, SOCIAL STATUS AND SEX CHANGE IN THE BLUEBANDED GOBY LYTHRYPNUS DALLI.
Summers, C.H., Grober, M.S., Lorenzi, V., Carpenter, R.E.; Georgia State University, Biology |
| P2.21 |
EXPRESSION AND CHROMATIN MODIFICATIONS OF X-LINKED AND AUTOSOMAL MENTAL RETARDATION GENES IN NEURAL DIFFERENTIATION.
Jun Xu, Christine M. Disteche University of Washington (Pathololgy) |
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| III. Partner Preference / Mate Choice / Affiliation / Parental Behavior |
| P2.22 |
POST-CONCEPTION REPRODUCTIVE COMPETITION IN COOPERATIVELY BREEDING COMMON MARMOSETS.
Saltzman, W., Liedl, K.J., Salper, O.J., Pick, R.R., Abbott, D.H.; University of California, Riverside, Biology |
| P2.23 |
MONETARY SACRIFICE AMONG STRANGERS IS MEDIATED BY ENDOGENOUS OXYTOCIN RELEASE AFTER PHYSICAL CONTACT.
Zak, P.J., Morhenn, V.B., Park, J.W., Piper, E.; Claremont Graduate University, Center for Neuroeconomics Studies |
| P2.24 |
TERRITORIAL MALE COLOR IS A FLEXIBLE SIGNAL OF BEHAVIORAL STRATEGY.
Korzan, W.J., Zhao, S., Fernald, R.D.; Stanford University, Biological Sciences |
| P2.25 |
FEMALE TAIL WAGGING ELICITS PARTNER PREFERENCE IN MALE GOATS.
Haulenbeek, A.M., Katz, L.S.; Rutgers University, Animal Sciences |
| P2.26 |
COMMUNAL NESTING INDUCES ALTERNATIVE EMOTIONAL, SOCIAL AND MATERNAL BEHAVIOR IN OFFSPRING.
Curley, J.P., Champagne, F.A., Bateson, P.; University of Cambridge, Animal Behaviour |
| P2.27 |
RAISED SALIVARY TESTOSTERONE IN WOMEN IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED ATTRACTION TO MASCULINE FACES.
Welling, L.L.M., Jones, B.C., DeBruine, L.M., Conway, C.A., Law Smith, M.J., Little, A.C., Feinberg, D.R., Sharp, M.A., Al-Dujaili, E.A.S.; University of Aberdeen, Psychology |
| P2.28 |
STEROIDS VARIABILITY AND INDIVIDUAL PROPENSITY TO PROVIDE ALLOPARENTAL CARE IN COOPERATIVELY BREEDING MEERKATS OF THE KALAHARI.
Barrette, M.-F., Monfort, S., Russell, A., Clutton-Brock, T.; Sherbrooke University, Biology |
| P2.29 |
DOES BEHAVIOR AND STEROID HORMONE LEVELS DURING COURTSHIP PREDICT TIME TO CONCEPTION AND FUTURE PATERNAL BEHAVIOR IN THE CALIFORNIA MOUSE?
Gleason, E.D., Marler, C.; University of Wisconsin-Madison, Psychology |
| P2.30 |
MATERNAL BEHAVIOR AFFECTS FEMALE OFFSPRING REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR.
Henley, C.L., Nunez, A.A., Clemens, L.G.; Michigan State University |
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| IV. Olfactory / Pheromones / Chemosensory Communication |
| P2.31 |
HORMONAL CORRELATES OF LITTER REDUCTIONS IN RODENTS UNDER PREDATOR ODOR EXPOSURE.
Voznessenskaya, V.V., Severtzov, A.N.; Institute of Ecology & Evolution, Comparative Neurobology of Vertebrate |
| P2.32 |
ESTROUS GOATS MAY USE OLFACTORY CUES TO CHOOSE PROSPECTIVE MATES.
Longpre, K.M., Becker, S.E., Katz, L.S.; Rutgers University, Animal Sciences |
| P2.33 |
MAPPING OLFACTORY CIRCUITRY IN PRAIRIE VOLES USING A TRANSNEURONAL VIRAL TRACER.
Ross, H.E., Petrulis, A., Murphy, A.Z., Young, L.J.; Emory University, Neuroscience |
| P2.34 |
MEDIAL AMYGDALA AND PREOPTIC AREA REGULATE CONSPECIFIC ODOR PREFERENCE IN MALE RATS.
Dhungel, S., Urakawa, S., Kondo, Y., Sakuma, Y.; Nippon Medical School, Phys |
| P2.35 |
RESPONSES IN THE MEDIAL AMYGDALA TO TERRITORIAL, REPRODUCTIVE AND
PREDATOR CHEMOSENSORY STIMULI.
Samuelsen, C.L., Meredith, M.; Florida State University, Biology |
| P2.36 |
NEUROGENESIS IN THE ACCESSORY OLFACTORY BULB OF ADULT MALE AND
FEMALE MICE.
Savalli, G., Oboti, L., Fasolo, A., Peretto, P., Panzica, G.C.; University of Torino, Italy,
Anatomy, Pharmacology and Forensic Medicine |
| P2.37 |
OLFACTORY PREFERENCE AND ACTIVATION OF THE VOMERONASAL PROJECTION PATHWAY AND THE NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS IN MALE AND FEMALE LONG-EVANS RATS.
Hosokawa, N., Takahashi, M., Chiba, A.; Sophia University, Life Science Institute |
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| V. Biological Rhythms / Sleep / Immune Function / Food Intake / Energetics |
| P2.38 |
WINTER PHOTOPERIODS SUPPRESS SICKNESS BEHAVIORS OF LABORATORY RATS.
Kampf-Lassin, A., Prendergast, B.J.; The University of Chicago, Department of Psychology |
| P2.39 |
EFFECTS OF MELATONIN ON PLASMA DHEA AND CORTICOSTERONE IN SONG SPARROWS.
Kriengwatana, B.P., Pradhan, D.S., Schmidt, K.L., Newman, A.E.M., Soma, K.K.; University of British Columbia, Psychology |
| P2.40 |
EFFECTS OF PHOTOPERIOD ON REPRODUCTION AND ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE TERMINAL NERVE (TN) GONADOTROPIN RELEASING HORMONE (GNRH) NEURONS IN MEDAKA (ORYZIAS LATIPES).
Ramakrishnan, S., Wayne, N.L.; University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Physiology |
| P2.41 |
HORMONAL EFFECTS ON SLEEP ARCHITECTURE AND NEURONAL ACTIVATION IN SLEEP AND AROUSAL BRAIN NUCLEI IN FEMALE RATS.
Hadjimarkou, M.M., Mong, J.A.; University of Maryland School of Medicine, Pharmacology |
| P2.42 |
LATERALIZED ACTIVATION OF THE GONADOTROPIN-INHIBITORY HORMONE (GNIH) SYSTEM REVEALS NOVEL CIRCADIAN CONTROL OF THE PREOVULATORY LUTEINIZING HORMONE SURGE.
Gibson, E.M., Kriegsfeld, L.J.; University of California, Berkeley, Psycholog |
| P2.43 |
LOCAL SYNTHESIS OF CORTISOL, BUT NOT CORTICOSTERONE, IN AVIAN IMMUNE SYSTEM.
Schmidt, K.L., Yu, Y., Chin, E.H., Newman, A.E.M., Sequeira, R.M., Sheldon, L.D., Soma, K.K.; University of British Columbia, Neuroscience |
| P2.44 |
LONG-TERM KISSPEPTIN DOES NOT ALTER PHOTOPERIOD-INDUCED GONADAL REGRESSION IN SIBERIAN HAMSTERS (PHODOPUS SUNGORUS).
Greives, T.J., Demas, G.E.; Indiana University, Department of Biology and Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior |
| P2.45 |
SEX AND SEASONAL DIFFERENCES IN MORPHOLOGY OF THE GREEN ANOLE FOREBRAIN.
Beck, L.A., O’Bryant, E.L., Wade, J.; Michigan State University, Neuroscience |
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| VI. Neuropeptides / Neurosteroids / Neurotransmitters / HPG Axis / Endocrine Disruptors |
| P2.46 |
ESTRADIOL ATTENUATES OXYTOCIN IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN THE REGION LATERAL TO THE VENTROMEDIAL NUCLEUS OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS.
Griffin, G.D., Flanagan-Cato, L.M.; University of Pennsylvania, Departments of Neuroscience and Psychology |
| P2.47 |
INFUSIONS TO THE VENTRAL TEGMENTAL AREA OF 3ALPHA,5ALPHA-THP OVERCOME THE REDUCTION IN EXPLORATORY, ANTI-ANXIETY, SOCIAL, AND SEXUAL BEHAVIORS PRODUCED BY INHIBITORS.
Frye, C., Paris, J., Rhodes, M.; The University at Albany-SUNY, Psychology |
| P2.48 |
MEASURING DOPAMINE RELEASE IN REAL-TIME: DOPAMINE TRANSPORTER AND AUTORECEPTOR REGULATION.
Aragona, B.J., Cleaveland, N.A., Carelli, R.M., Wightman, R.M.; University of North Carolina, Psychology and Chemistry |
| P2.49 |
ESTRADIOL MODULATES VESICULAR GLUTAMATE CONTENT IN THE ARCUATE NUCLEUS.
Blutstein, L. Risley, B.K. Yamamoto, J.A. Mong; University of Maryland Baltimore, Program in Neuroscience |
| P2.50 |
FOOD DEPRIVATION INCREASES CRFBP MRNA LEVELS WITHOUT CHANGING WHOLE-BRAIN GNRH OR CRF LEVELS.
Grone, B., Chen, C.-C., Lee, M., Fernald, R.D.; Stanford University, Biological Science |
| P2.51 |
IN-VIVO MONITORING OF CHANGES IN NEUROSTEROID LEVELS IN THE ZEBRA FINCH TELENCEPHALON.
Remage-Healey, L., Maidment, N.T., Schlinger, B.A.; University of California Los Angeles, Physiological Science |
| P2.52 |
SEX DIFFERENCE IN THE 24-H ACETYLCHOLINE RELEASE PROFILE IN THE PREMO-TOR/SUPPLEMENTARY MOTOR AREA OF BEHAVING RATS.
Takase K., Mitsushima, D., Kimura, F.; Yokohama City University, Medicine |
| P2.53 |
ACTIVATION OF NEURONAL MAXI K CHANNELS BY 17B-ESTRADIOL AND DIETARY PHYTOESTROGENS.
Powell, K., Corbitt, C.; University of Louisville, Biology |
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| VII. Sexual Behavior |
| P2.54 |
SEXUAL EXPERIENCE HAS STRAIN-DEPENDENT EFFECTS ON SEXUAL AND ANXI-ETY-LIKE BEHAVIOR IN MALE MICE.
Keverne, B., Swaney, W., Champagne, F.; Columbia University, Psychology |
| P2.55 |
STEROID-INDEPENDENT REGULATION OF COPULATORY BEHAVIOR FOLLOWING CASTRATION IN MALE B6D2F1 MICE.
Park, J.H., Rais, S., Bekiranov, S., Rissman, E.F.; University of Virginia, Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics |
| P2.56 |
THE ROLE OF THE POSTEROMEDIAL CORTICAL AMYGDALA IN GENERATING SEXUAL ODOR PREFERENCE AND COPULATORY BEHAVIOR IN MALE SYRIAN HAMSTERS.
Maras, P., Petrulis, A.; Georgia State University, Psychology |
| P2.57 |
VISUAL EXPOSURE TO A FEMALE ENHANCES WHILE EXPOSURE TO A MALE INHIBITS SEXUAL PERFORMANCE IN INEXPERIENCED QUAIL.
Cornil, C.A., Ball, G.F.; Johns Hopkins University, Department Psychol. and Brain Science |
| P2.58 |
COPULATORY BEHAVIORS AND BODY CONDITION PREDICT POST-MATING FEMALE HORMONE LEVELS, FERTILIZATION SUCCESS, AND PRIMARY SEX RATIOS IN JAPANESE QUAIL.
Correa, S.M., Adkins-Regan, E., Horan, C.M., Johnson, P.A.; Cornell University, Neurobiology & Behavior |
| P2.59 |
DOSE-DEPENDENT ANTI-ANXIETY, ANTI-DEPRESSANT-LIKE, AND LORDOSIS-FACILI-TATING EFFECTS OF ESTRADIOL AND SERMS.
Walf, A.A., Frye, C.A.; University at Albany- SUNY, Psychology |
| P2.60 |
EFFECT OF INTRACEREBROVENTRICULAR ARGININE VASOTOCIN ON A FEMALE AMPHIBIAN PROCEPTIVE BEHAVIOR.
Boyd, S.K.; University of Notre Dame, Biological Sciences |
| P2.61 |
EFFECTS OF ESTRADIOL (E2) AND DIHYDROTESTOSTERONE (DHT) ON COURTSHIP DISPLAY OF MALE GOLDEN-COLLARED MANAKINS (MANACUS VITELLINUS).
Day, L.B., Feng, N., Hernandez, E., Taylor, H., Schlinger, B.A.; University of Mississippi, Biology |
| P2.62 |
ESTROUS BEHAVIOR FACILITATION BY VAGINO-CERVICAL STIMULATION INVOLVES ACTIVATION OF SIGNALING PATHWAYS CONVERGING ON THE PROGESTIN RECEPTOR.
Gómora-Arrati, P., Lima-Hernández, F.J, Etgen, A.M., Beyer, C., González-Flores, O., Komisaruk, B.R.; Universidad Autónoma de Tlaxcala-CINVESTAV, Centro de Investigación en Reproducción Animal |
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| VIII. Learning & Memory / Cognition / Hippocampus |
| P2.63 |
EFFECTS OF GONADAL STEROIDS ON SPATIAL MEMORY AND HIPPOCAMPAL SPINE DENSITY IN MALE RATS.
Saenz, C., Aya, C., Luine, V.; Hunter College, CUNY, Psychology |
| P2.64 |
THE DEVELOPMENT OF ESTROGENIC MODULATION OF SPATIAL NAVIGATION IN FEMALE RATS.
Pleil, K.E., Myers, L.L., Williams, C.L.; Duke University, Department of Psychology & Neuroscience |
| P2.65 |
NEUROGENESIS AND AGE-RELATED COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS: IMPLICATION OF GLUCOCORTICOIDS.
Abrous, D.N.; INSERM 862, Institu F Magendie |
| P2.66 |
VOLUNTARY COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN RHESUS MONKEYS: SEX, AGE, AND SOCIAL RANK.
Hassett, J.M., Martin-Malivel, J., Stephens, S.B.Z., Lange, H., Fischer, A., Wallen, K.; Emory University, Psychology |
| P2.67 |
SELECTION OF COGNITIVE STRATEGY BY RATS IN A T-MAZE: THE ROLE OF ESTROGEN AND ITS INTERACTION WITH DOPAMINE.
Quinlan, M.G., Hussein, D., Brake, W.G.; Concordia University, Center for Studies in Behavioral Neurobiology, Department of Psychology |
| P2.68 |
INCREASED DAILY HANDLING OF OVARIECTOMIZED RATS ENHANCES PERFORMANCE ON A RADIAL-MAZE TASK AND OBSCURES THE EFFECTS OF ESTRADIOL REPLACEMENT.
21 Bohacek, J., Bearle, A.M., Greene, C.L., Daniel, J.M.; Tulane University, Neuroscience |
| P2.69 |
ESTRADIOL ENHANCES DMP ACQUISITION VIA A MECHANISM NOT MEDIATED BY TURNING STRATEGY, BUT WHICH REQUIRES INTACT BASAL FOREBRAIN CHOLINERGIC PROJECTIONS.
Gibbs, R.B.; University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences |
| P2.70 |
VIRTUAL NAVIGATION SEX DIFFERENCES IN A SPATIAL UPDATING TASK.
Richardson, A., Garcia-Putnam, R., Hauschka, S., Collaer, M.; Middlebury College, Psychology & Neuroscience |
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| IX. Affect / Emotion / Psychopathology |
| P2.71 |
ANDROSTADIENONE ATTUNES HUMAN BRAIN SPECIFICALLY TO EMOTIONAL INFORMATION.
Hummer, T.A., McClintock, M.K.; University of Chicago, Committee on Computational Neuroscience |
| P2.72 |
3?,5?-THP FORMATION IN MIDBRAIN VENTRAL TEGMENTAL AREA IS IMPORTANT FOR EXPLORATORY/ANTI-ANXIETY AND SOCIO-SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN SEXUALLYRECEPTIVE FEMALE RATS.
Paris, J.J., Rhodes, M.E., Frye, C.A.; The University at Albany – SUNY, Psychology |
| P2.73 |
BEHAVIORAL INHIBITION IN A NOVEL PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT IS UNRELATED TO SOCIAL INVESTIGATION.
Cavigelli, S.A., Bressler, A.J., Andrews, A.M., Jones, B.C., Vasudevan, N., Kovacsics, C.E.; Pennsylvania State University, Biobehavioral Health |
| P2.74 |
EFFECT OF ADULT AND NEONATAL EAC EXPOSURE ON ANXIETY RELATED BEHAVIORS IN MALE RAT.
Patisaul, H.B., Bateman, H., Burke, K., Hinkle, R.; North Carolina State University, Zoology |
| P2.75 |
EFFECTS OF HCG IN A RAT MODEL OF ANXIETY.
Jones, B.A., Turner, B.J., Watson, N.V.; Simon Fraser University, Psychology |
| P2.76 |
EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE ON BRAIN ACTIVATION IN RESPONSE TO FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OF ANGER: AN FMRI INVESTIGATION.
Stanton, S.J., Wirth, M.M., Waugh, C.E., Reuter-Lorenz, P.A., Schultheiss, O.C.; University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, Psychology |
| P2.77 |
ESTROGEN RECEPTOR BETA MAY BE REQUIRED FOR ESTRADIOL’S ANTI-ANXIETY EFFECTS IN ADULT FEMALE MICE.
Koonce, C., Walf, A., Frye, C.; The University at Albany, Psychology, Biology, & Anthropology |
| P2.78 |
THE ANTI-ANXIETY AND ANTI-DEPRESSANT EFFECTS OF ESTROGEN ADMINISTRATION TO MIDDLE-AGED RATS IS ATTENUATED BY ESTROGEN DEPRIVATION FOR 5 MONTHS.
Babson, A.E., Koonce, C., Walf, A., Frye, C.A.; The University at Albany-SUNY, Psychology |
| P2.79 |
PROZAC & PUBERTY: THE EFFECTS OF FLUOXETINE TREATEMENT ON NEUROGENESIS IN THE PUBESCENT HIPPOCAMPUS.
Hodes, G.E., Shors, T.J.; Rutgers University, Psychology |
| P2.80 |
HASHIMOTO’S ENCEPHALOPATHY: ILLUSION OR REALITY.
Khan, F., Salem, B., Thaisetthawatkul, P.; Creighton University School of Medicine, Neurology |
| Sunday, 24 June 2007 |
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4:00-6:00 pm
Fred Farr Forum and Kiln Room
Poster Session III |
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| I. Sexual Differentiation / Steroids & Development |
| P3.1 |
ESTRADIOL INHIBITS SOCIALLY CONTROLLED BEHAVIORAL SEX CHANGE IN THE BLUEHEAD WRASSE, THALASSOMA BIFASCIATUM.
Marsh, K.E., Heinz, H.M., Hawkins, M.B., Godwin, J.; North Carolina State University, Zoology |
| P3.2 |
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE FOR SIDE CHAIN CLEAVAGE ENZYME IN THE SONGBIRD BRAIN.
Mirzatoni, A., London, S.E., Schlinger, B.A.; University of California Los Angeles, Physiological Science |
| P3.3 |
POTENTIAL ROLE FOR H3 ACETYLATION IN NEURAL SEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION.
Tsai, H.-W., Rissman, E.F.; University of Virginia, Biochemistry & Molecular Genetics |
| P3.4 |
NEUROPROTECTIVE ROLE OF NELL2 IN THE SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC NUCLEUS OF THE MALE RAT PREOPTIC AREA.
Lee, B.J., Jeong, J.K., Park, J.J.; University of Ulsan, Department of Biological Sciences |
| P3.5 |
SEX CHROMOSOME COMPLEMENT AFFECTS SOCIAL INTERACTIONS IN A MANNER INDEPENDENT OF GONADAL SEX.
McPhie-Lalmansingh, A.A., Weaver, J.L., Rissman, E.F.; University of Virginia, Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics |
| P3.6 |
SEXUALLY-DIMORPHIC BEHAVIORS AND NEURONAL CIRCUITRY ARE MODIFIED IN GPR54 KO MICE.
Kauffman, A.S., Gottsch, M.L., Bodo, C., Pavlova, M., Hohman, J.G., Clifton, D.K., Steiner, R.A., Rissman, E.F.; University of Washington, Physiology and Biophysics |
| P3.7 |
SF-1 KNOCKOUT MICE – A NOVEL MODEL FOR BEHAVIORAL STUDIES FROM PERSPECTIVE OF SEX STEROIDS AND VMH STRUCTURE.
Grgurevic, N., Budefeld, T., Tobet, S., Rissman, E., Majdic, G.; Veterinary Faculty, University of Ljubljana, Center for animal Genomics |
| P3.8 |
SEX DIFFERENCE IN GLUTAMATE-INDUCED CALCIUM RESPONSE IN NEONATAL HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONS.
Zup, S.L., McCarthy, M.M.; University of Maryland School of Medicine, Physiology |
| P3.9 |
SEX DIFFERENCE IN RESPONSE TO EARLY WEANING IS NOT REVERSED BY NEONATAL STEROID TREATMENTS.
Kikusui, T., Uchiumi, K., Aoki, M., Mori, Y.; Azabu University, Companion Animal Research |
| P3.10 |
PREDICTORS OF WOMEN’S AGGRESSION AND MASCULINE SEXUAL INCLINATIONS: CIRCULATING GONADAL HORMONE LEVELS VS 2D:4D DIGIT RATIO.
Sakaguchi, K., Honma, S., Hasegawa, T.; Ochanomizu University, Psychology Department |
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| II. Partner Preference / Mate Choice / Affiliation / Parental Behavior |
| P3.11 |
MOTHERHOOD’S ENHANCEMENT OF HIPPOCAMPAL PLASTICITY REQUIRES PREGNANCY AND LACTATION IN ADDITION TO INTERACTION WITH PUPS.
Wong-Goodrich, S.J.E., McCool, K., Glenn, M.J., Mellot, T.J., Blusztajn, J.K., Williams, C.L.; Duke University, Psychology and Neuroscience |
| P3.12 |
NEITHER SEXUAL NOR AFFILIATIVE PREFERENCE FOR THE FEMALE BY EXCEPTIONALLY PATERNAL DWARF HAMSTER MALES.
Wynne-Edwards, K.E., Yocum, A.A., Scourse, K., Banger, N., Collins, V.E.; Queen’s University, Biology |
| P3.13 |
PROGESTERONE AND PATERNAL BEHAVIOUR IN PHODOPUS SUNGORUS AND PHODOPUS CAMPBELLI.
Thorpe, J.B., Wynne-Edwards, K.E.; Queen’s University, Biology |
| P3.14 |
OXYTOCIN RECEPTOR EXPRESSION IN MATERNAL AND INFANTICIDAL PRAIRIE VOLES ACROSS REPRODUCTIVE STATUS.
Yamamoto, M., Hakim, S., Hayes, U.L.; University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Neuroscience and Behavior |
| P3.15 |
PREGNANCY AND PUP-EXPOSURE-ALONE DIFFERENTIALLY AFFECT ANXIETY-LIKE BEHAVIOR IN THE RAT DAM.
Pawluski, J., Galea, L.A.M.; University of British Columbia, Psychology |
| P3.16 |
POST-HATCH ORAL ESTROGEN ALTERS NESTING BEHAVIOR OF ADULT ZEBRA FINCHES.
Rochester, J.R., Millam, J.R.; University of California, Davis, Animal Science Department |
| P3.17 |
VARIATION IN MATERNAL CARE AND OVARIECTOMY INFLUENCE SEXUAL BEHAVIORS AND BRAIN C-FOS ACTIVITY IN THE FEMALE RAT.
Cameron, N.M., Del Corpo, A., Meaney, M.J.; McGill University, Douglas Research Centre |
| P3.18 |
SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER GENE POLYMORPHISMS, INFANT ABUSE, AND HPA AXIS FUNCTION IN RHESUS MACAQUE MOTHERS AND INFANTS.
Maestripieri, D., McCormack, K., Newman, T.K., Fulks, R., Graff, A., Sanchez, M.M.; The University of Chicago, Department of Comparative Human Development |
| P3.19 |
SUCKLING INHIBITS SCENT-MARKING IN RABBITS: INTERRUPTING ONE NURSING BOUT RESTORES ESTRUS.
Lemus, A.C., González-Mariscal, G., Gallegos, J.A.; CINVESTAV, LAB TLAX |
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| III. Olfactory / Pheromones / Chemosensory Communication |
| P3.20 |
FOXP2 PROTEIN IS REGULATED BY SOCIAL CONTEXT IN ADULT SONGBIRDS.
White, S.A., Miller, J.E.; University of California Los Angeles, Physiological Science |
| P3.21 |
LESIONS TO THE POM AFFECT CFOS AND ZENK LABELING WITHIN SONG CONTROL AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR BRAIN REGIONS IN MALE EUROPEAN STARLINGS.
Alger, S.J., Riters, L.; University of Wisaonsin – Madison, Zoology |
| P3.22 |
LOCALIZATION OF ESTROGEN RECEPTOR-Α SEX STEROID RECEPTOR COACTIVATOR, L7/SPA IN ZEBRA FINCH SONG NUCLEI
Duncan, K.A., Dams, C., Carruth, Duncan, K.A.; Georgia State University, Biology |
| P3.23 |
ON-LINE FOXP2 REGULATION IN YOUNG MALE ZEBRA FINCHES DEPENDS ON HEARING AND SONG PRACTICE.
Teramitsu, I., Poopatanapong, A., Torrisi, S., White, S.A.; University of California Los Angeles, Physiological Science |
| P3.24 |
SEXUAL DIMORPHISM AND SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE VOCAL CONTROL NUCLEI OF STONECHATS.
Leitao, A., Helm, B., Trost, L., Schlinger, B.; Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Behavioural Neurobiology |
| P3.25 |
SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE AUDITORY SYSTEM OF ZEBRA FINCHES (TAENIOPYGIA GUTTATA), MEASURED BY AUDITORY BRAINSTEM RESPONSES.
Noirot, I.C., Brittan-Powell, B.F., Dooling, R.J.; University of Liege & University of Maryland, Psychology |
| P3.26 |
VISUAL COMMUNICATION CHANGES BEHAVIOR, BUT NOT REPRODUCTIVE PHYSIOLOGY IN A TELEOST.
Chen, C.-C., Fernald, R.D.; Stanford University, Neurosciences |
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| IV. Aggression/Competition |
| P3.27 |
EFFECT OF AGGRESSIVE ENCOUNTERS ON STEROID LEVELS IN PLASMA AND BRAIN.
Newman, A.E.M., Soma, K.K.; University of British Columbia, Graduate Program in Neuroscience |
| P3.28 |
SOCIAL STATUS AND BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR EXPRESSION IN ANOLIS CAROLINENSIS.
Black, M.P., Ressler, K.J., Wilczynski, W., Black, M.P., Ressler, K.J.; Georgia State University, Psychology |
| P3.29 |
ENDOCRINE SENSITIVITY TO CONTESTS DEPENDS ON WHO’S FIGHTING AND WHO’S WATCHING.
Earley, R.L., Rodgers, E.W., Lorenzi, V., Cassell, B., Grober, M.S.; California State University Fresno, Department of Biology |
| P3.30 |
VICTIMS OF BULLYING SHOW ALTERED CARDIOVASCULAR AND CORTISOL RESPONSES DEPENDENT ON SEX AND CURRENT FEELINGS OF ANGER.
Hamilton, L.D., Newman, M.L., Delville, Y.; The University of Texas at Austin, Department of Psychology |
| P3.31 |
ENHANCEMENT OF VIGILANCE BEHAVIORS SUCH AS OLFACTORY INVESTIGATION AND AGGRESSIVE INTERACTION DEPENDS ON THE TIMING OF SOCIAL ISOLATION IN MALE MONGOLIAN GERBILS.
Shimozuru, M., Kikusui, T., Takeuchi, Y., Mori, Y.; University of Tokyo, Laboratory of Veterinary Ethology |
| P3.32 |
INVOLVEMENT OF THE ANTERIOR HYPOTHALAMUS IN SELECTIVE AGGRESSION IN MALE PRAIRIE VOLES.
Gobrogge, K., Liu, Y., Jia, X., Wang, Z.; Florida State University, Psychology |
| P3.33 |
SEROTONIN RECEPTORS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF AGONISTIC BEHAVIOR IN GOLDEN HAMSTERS.
Taravosh-Lahn, K., Ferguson, B., Delville, Y.; University of Texas at Austin, Institute for Neuroscience and Psychology Department |
| P3.34 |
SALIVARY TESTOSTERONE AND CORTISOL LEVELS IN FEMALE RUGBY PLAYERS.
Triemstra, J.L., Tubbiola, M.L.; Saint Cloud State University, Biology |
| P3.35 |
QUANTIFICATION OF THE OUTCOME OF AGGRESSIVE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MALE GREEN ANOLE LIZARDS (ANOLIS CAROLINENSIS).
Zaman, S., Farrell, W.J.; Queens College, City University of New York, Psychology |
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| V. Biological Rhythms / Sleep / Immune Function / Food Intake / Energetics |
| P3.36 |
MELATONIN ACTS AT THE SUPRACHIASMATIC NUCLEUS TO ATTENUATE BEHAVIORAL SYMPTOMS OF INFECTION.
Freeman, D.A., Kampf-Lassin, A., Prendergast, B.J.; University of Memphis, Biology |
| P3.37 |
SEASONAL CHANGES IN IMMUNITY: IMMUNE RESPONSES TRACK ENERGETICS IN SIBERIAN HAMSTERS.
Zysling, D.A., Hall, L.A., Demas, G.E.; Indiana University, Biology |
| P3.38 |
PHOTOPERIOD REGULATES AGGRESSION INDEPENDENTLY OF ESTROGEN RECEPTOR EXPRESSION AND GONADAL REGRESSION IN PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS.
Finy, M.S., Trainor, B.C., Nelson, R.J.; The Ohio State University, Psychology |
| P3.39 |
PHOTOPERIOD ALTERS CARDIAC ARREST OUTCOME.
Weil, Z.M., Trainor, B.C., Zhang, N., Nelson, R.J., DeVries, A.C.; Ohio State University, Departments of Psychology and Neuroscience |
| P3.40 |
PHOTOSTIMULATED EXPRESSION OF 2-IODOTHYRONINE DEIODINASE II IN THE TUBERAL HYPOTHALAMUS IS GREATLY REDUCED IN PHOTOREFRACTORY TURKEY HENS.
Steinman, M.Q., Dinius, S.C., Siopes, T.D., Millam, J.R.; University of California, Davis, Animal Science |
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| VI. Neuropeptides / Neurosteroids / Neurotransmitters / HPG Axis / Endocrine Disruptors |
| P3.41 |
ADULT NEUROGENESIS AND THE CENTRAL CONTROL OF ENERGY HOMEOSTASIS.
Kokoeva, M., Chen, M., Yin, H., Flier, J.; Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, Department of Medicine |
| P3.42 |
GALANIN-LIKE PEPTIDE STIMULATES FEEDING AND SEXUAL BEHAVIORS VIA DOPAMINERGIC FIBERS WITHIN THE MEDIAL PREOPTIC AREA OF ADULT MALE RATS.
Powers, F.A., Kuper, K.E., Taylor, A., Ganapini, V., Fraley, G.S.; Hope College, Biology Department |
| P3.43 |
ANTAGONISM OF IGF-I RECEPTORS ATTENUATES THE STEROID-INDUCED LUTEINIZING HORMONE SURGE: SITE OF ACTION.
Todd, B.J., Etgen, A.M.; Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Neurosncience |
| P3.44 |
CGMP DISTRIBUTION IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS OF FEMALE RATS AFTER ESTRADIOL AND PROGESTERONE.
Reyna-Neyra, A., Borys, E., Etgen, A.M.; Albert Einstein Colleg of Medicine, Neuroscience |
| P3.45 |
DISTRIBUTION OF RETINAL AND VIP-CONTAINING FIBERS IN RELATION TO GNRH NEURONS IN THE DIURNAL OCTODON DEGUS AND NOCTURNAL RAT.
Gronberg, H.; University of Michigan, Psychology |
| P3.46 |
EFFECTS OF AN ANTI-ANDROGENIC PESTICIDE, VINCLOZOLIN, ON SONG PRODUCTION IN THE DARK-EYED JUNCO (JUNCO HYEMALIS).
Satre, D., Reichert, M., Corbitt, C.; University of Louisville, Biology |
| P3.47 |
EVIDENCE FOR GONADOTROPIN-INHIBITORY HORMONE AND ITS RECEPTOR IN THE GONADS OF PASSERINE BIRDS.
McGuire, N.L., Ubuka, T., Tsutsui, K., Bentley, G.E.; University of California Berkeley, Integrative Biology |
| P3.48 |
GONADOTROPIN-INHIBITORY HORMONE NEURONS INTERACT WITH GONADOTROPIN-RELEASING HORMONE-I AND -II NEURONS IN EUROPEAN STARLING BRAIN
Ubuka, T., Kim, S., Huang, Y.-C., Reid, J., Jiang, J., Tsutsui, K., Bentley, G.E.; University of California, Berkeley, Integrative Biology |
| P3.49 |
INCIDENCE AND DENSITY OF GONADOTROPIN RELEASING HORMONE IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN THE FOREBRAIN OF ADULT MALE RED-SIDED GARTER SNAKES: INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENT AND PHYSIOLOGY.
Varga, K., Krohmer, R.W.; Saint Xavier University, Biological Sciences |
| P3.50 |
NEUROENDOCRINE REGULATION OF THE REPRODUCTIVE AXIS IN AN OPPORTUNISTIC BREEDER.
Perfito, N., Ubuka, T., Zann, R.A., Hau, M., Bentley, G.E.; University of California – Berkeley, Integrative Biology |
| P3.51 |
PUBERTY IS ASSOCIATED WITH A REMODELING OF THE GONADOTROPIN-INHIBITO-RY HORMONE NEURONAL NETWORK.
Mason, A.O., Duffy, S., Bentley, G.E., Ubuka, T., Zhao, S., Romeo, R.D., Tsutsui, K., Kriegsfeld, L.J.; University of California, Berkeley, Psychology |
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| VII. Sexual Behavior |
| P3.52 |
INFUSIONS OF NALOXONE IN TO THE HYPOTHALAMUS BLOCK CPP INDUCED BY PACED MATING IN FEMALES.
Garcia-Horsman?, S.P., Ågmo, A., Paredes, R.G.; Institute of Neurobiology, Cognition and Behavior |
| P3.53 |
KISSPEPTIN-10 STIMULATES FEMALE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN MICE
Keller, M., Bakker, J.; University of Liege, Center for Cellular & Molecular Neurobiology |
| P3.54 |
VAGINOCERVICAL STIMULATION ACTIVATES GLUTAMATE NEURONS IN THE VENTROMEDIAL HYPOTHALAMUS: INHIBITION BY ESTROGEN AND PROGESTERONE.
Georgescu, M., Sabongui, C., Del Corpo, A., Marsan, L., Pfaus, J.G.; Concordia, Psychology |
| P3.55 |
SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN AGED ACYCLIC FEMALE RATS.
Jones, S.L., Pfaus, J.G.; Concordia University, Montréal, CSBN/Psychology
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| P3.56 |
MENSTRUAL CYCLE PHASE MODULATES WOMEN’S NEURAL ACTIVATION PATTERNS IN RESPONSE TO PHOTOS OF MALE FACES.
Rupp, H.A., James, T.W., Ketterson, E.D., Sengelaub, D.R., Heiman, J.R.; Indiana University, Biology and the Kinsey Institute |
| P3.57 |
METHAMPHETAMINE ACTIVATION OF THE NEURAL CIRCUITRY INVOLVED IN FEMALE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR.
Holder, M.K., Hadjimarkou, M.M., Cornil, C.A., Ball, G.F., McCarthy, M.M., Mong, J.A.; University of Maryland, Baltimore, Program in Neuroscience |
| P3.58 |
MICE ARE NOT LITTLE RATS: RE-EXPLORING PSEUDOPREGNANCY.
Yang, J.J., Erskine, M.S.; Boston University, Biology |
| P3.59 |
SUPPRESSION OF THE HYPOTHALAMIC-PITUITARY-ADRENAL AXIS FAILS TO AFFECT SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN ESTRADIOL-TREATED OVARIECTOMIZED GOATS.
Imwalle, D.B., Katz, L.S.; Rutgers University, Animal Sciences |
| P3.60 |
THE 5-HT1A,7 AGONIST DPAT INDUCES A PHASE DELAY OF THE ESTROUS CYCLE IN SYRIAN HAMSTERS.
Mintz, A.M., Porterfield, V.M., Gilbert, E.V., Kallingal, G.J.; Kent State University, Department of Biological Sciences |
| P3.61 |
ADOLESCENT SOCIAL EXPERIENCE RESTORES ADULT EJACULATORY BEHAVIOR IN MALE SYRIAN HAMSTERS LACKING PUBERTAL TESTOSTERONE.
Molenda-Figueira, H.A., Salas-Ramirez, K.Y., Schulz, K.M., Montalto, P.M., Zehr, J.L., Sisk, C.L.; Michigan State University, Neuroscience Program and Department of Psychology |
| P3.62 |
THE SONGBIRD CEREBELLUM: A MODEL FOR HORMONAL INVOLVEMENT IN COGNITION AND NEURAL REPAIR.
Spence, R., Day, L., Schlinger, B.; University of California Los Angeles, Physiological Science |
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| VIII. Learning & Memory / Cognition / Hippocampus |
| P3.63 |
MINERALOCORTICOID RECEPTOR OVEREXPRESSION DIFFERENTIALLY MODULATES SPECIFIC PHASES OF SPATIAL AND NON-SPATIAL MEMORY.
Ferguson, D., Sapolsky, R.; Stanford University, Neuroscience |
| P3.64 |
ESTROGEN-INDUCED CONDITIONED TASTE AVOIDANCE IS MEDIATED BY ESTROGEN RECEPTOR ?, BUT NOT ?, IN MALE RATS.
Fudge, M., Kavaliers, M., Ossenkopp, K.P.; The University of Western Ontario, Psychology, Neuroscience |
| P3.65 |
ESTROGEN RECEPTOR ALPHA AGONIST IMPAIRS SOCIAL LEARNING IN MICE.
Clipperton, A.E., Spinato, J.M., Choleris, E.; University of Guelph, Psychology |
| P3.66 |
MOTOR AND COGNITIVE BEHAVIORS IN MALE AND FEMALE RAT OFFSPRING: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE STUDY OF NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS.
Field, E.F., Galic, M.A., Pittman, Q.J.; University of Calgary, Department of Physiology and Biophysics |
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| IX. Affect / Emotion / Psychopathology |
| P3.67 |
SLOW VS. RAPID EFFECTS OF INTRASTRIATAL ESTRADIOL ON RESPONSE LEARNING.
Zurkovsky, L. & Korol, D.L.; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Neuroscience
Program, Psychology Department |
| P3.68 |
EFFECTS OF SYSTEMIC TREATMENT WITH SELECTIVE ESTROGEN RECEPTOR
MODULATORS ON RESPONSE LEARNING IN YOUNG ADULT OVARIECTOMIZED
RATS.
Kent, M.H. & Korol, D.L.; University of Illinois Urbana Champaign |
| P3.69 |
SEX DIFFERENCES IN LEARNED HELPLESSNESS BEHAVIOR.
Dalla, C., Edgecomb, C., Whetstone, A.S., Shors, T.J.; Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Psychology |
| P3.70 |
HIPPOCAMPAL NEUROGENESIS AND SUCROSE CONSUMPTION IS SUPPRESSED IN AN ANIMAL MODEL OF POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION.
Galea, L.A.M., Green, A.D.; University of British Columbia, Psychology/Neuroscience |
| P3.71 |
MENOPAUSE IN CAPTIVE CHIMPANZEES (PAN TROGLODYTES): INSIGHT FROM ARCHIVAL DATA.
Herndon, J.G., Chennareddi, L., Johnson, J., Gould, K.G., Hawkes, K., Wijayawardana, S., Chen, J., Easley, K., Lacreuse, A.; Yerkes National Primate Research Center, Neuroscience |
| P3.72 |
NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF DIETARY PHYTOESTROGENS IN AN AGING RAT MODEL
Unseld, M., Bajramovic, M., Giurgevich, M., Oliphant, A., Rhodes, K., Sheikh, S., Vonberg, 28A., Wheatley, A., Woods, J., Corbitt, C.; University of Louisville, Biology |
| P3.73 |
OXYTOCIN AS A NATURAL ANTIPSYCHOTIC: A STUDY USING OXYTOCIN KNOCKOUT MICE.
Caldwell, H.K., Stephens, S.L., Young, W.S.; NIMH/NIH/DHHS, Section on Neural Gene Expression |
| P3.74 |
DEVELOPMENT OF AN ANIMAL MODEL FOR THE STUDY OF SOCIAL- AND DRUGREWARD INTERACTIONS.
Liu, Y., Aragona, B.J., Young, K.A., Dietz, D.M., Kabbaj, M., Wang, Z.; Florida State University, Psychology/Neuroscience |
| P3.75 |
PRESENTATION OF A SWEET CUE REVERSES FEMALE VULNERABILITY TO COCAINE.
Cason, A.M.; Penn State University, College of Medicine, Neural and Behavioral Sciences |
| P3.76 |
REGULATION OF HIPPOCAMPAL MONOAMINES AND CELL PROLIFERATION BY REPEATED AMPHETAMINE ADMINISTRATION.
Barr, J.L., Scholl, J.L., Flanigan, J.L., Renner, K.J., Forster, G.L.; University of South Dakota, Basic Biomedical Sciences |
| P3.77 |
SELF-ADMINISTRATION OF MEMBRANE-IMPERMEABLE ANABOLIC-ANDROGENIC STEROIDS (AAS) IN SYRIAN HAMSTERS.
Sato, S.M., Wood, R.I.; University of Southern California, Cell & Neurobiology |
| P3.78 |
ADOLESCENT STEROIDS PROGRAM SOMA SIZE IN BITUFTED BUT NOT IN STELLATE NEURONS OF THE MEDIAL AMYGDALA IN HAMSTERS
Zehr, J.L., Molenda-Figueira, H.A., Montalto, P.R., Venier, J., Sisk, C.L., Schulz, K.M., Ahmed, E., Salas-Ramirez, K.Y.; Michigan State University, Neuroscience Program |
| P3.79 |
CELLS ARE ADDED DURING PUBERTY TO THE MEDIAL AMYGDALA OF THE MALE SYRIAN HAMSTER.
Bell, M.R., Salas-Ramirez, K.Y., Sisk, C.L.; Michigan State University, Neuroscience Program |
| P3.80 |
PUBERTY IS ASSOCIATED WITH AN INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF EXCITATORY SYNAPSES PER NEURON IN THE MEDIAL AMYGDALA OF THE MALE RAT.
Cooke, B.M., Woolley, C.S.; Northwestern University, Neurobiology & Physiology |
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