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Neurobiological mechanisms involved in the long-term behavioral consequences of peripuberty stress

Tzanoulinou, Stamatina  
2014
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Type
doctoral thesis
DOI
10.5075/epfl-thesis-6115
Author(s)
Tzanoulinou, Stamatina  
Advisors
Sandi, Carmen  
Jury

Prof. M. Herzog (président); Prof. C. Sandi (directrice); Prof. K.Q. Do Cuenod, Prof. J. Gräff, Prof. A.-M. Mouly (rapporteurs)

Date Issued

2014

Publisher

EPFL

Publisher place

Lausanne

Public defense year

2014-04-09

Thesis number

6115

Subjects

stress

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early-life stress

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adolescence

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peripubertal stress

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amygdala

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GABA

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Glutamic Acid Decarboxylase

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GAD

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anxiety disorder

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sociability deficit

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aggression

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central amygdala

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excitation/inhibition balance

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cognition

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attention

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5-CSRTT

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cognitive deficits

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inhibitory transmission

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prefrontal cortex

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Neuroligin 2

EPFL units
LGC  
Faculty
SV  
School
BMI  
Doctoral School
EDNE  
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/101758
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