nanosymposium - Society for Neuroscience

2:00 VV68 503.10 Maternal deprivation reduces growth and
food intake and increases anxiety-like behavior in adolescent
rats: The role of Neuropeptide Y. D. SUCHECKI*; G. S. O.
WERTHEIMER; C. N. GIRARDI; B. LONGO. Univ. Federal
Sao Paulo, Univ. Federal Sao Paulo.
3:00 VV69 503.11 Epigenetic mechanisms of life-long
hypothalamic CRH repression following augmented maternal
care involve NRSF-mediated transcriptional repression
and chromatin changes. J. L. COPE*; S. MCCLELLAND;
A. KOROSI; J. YANG; A. KOH; T. Z. BARAM. Univ. of
California, Irvine, Univ. of Amsterdam, Univ. of California,
Irvine.
4:00 VV70 503.12 Neonatal maternal separation alters
methamphetamine-induced locomotor activity in a dose- and
sex-dependent manner. E. HENSLEIGH; S. LYNCH; K.
ABUALI; M. SEMMEL; L. M. PRITCHARD*. Univ. Nevada
Las Vegas.
1:00 VV71 503.13 Hippocampal estrogen receptor β is a
sensitive factor affected by early-life stress and may play a
key role in information processing and memory consolidation
in hippocampus. H. WANG; K. MEYER; V. KORZ*. Leibniz
Inst. for Neurobio., Otto Von Guericke Univ. Magdeburg, Inst.
of Biol.
2:00 VV72 503.14 Epigenetic contributions to the
transgenerational effects of maternal stress: The role of
RNA editing. I. GAISLER-SALOMON*; H. ZAIDAN; Y.
GOLUMBIC; J. FEILER; N. AMARIGLIO; M. SAFRAN; J.
SCHULKIN; G. RECHAVI; M. LESHEM. Univ. of Haifa,
Sheba Med. Ctr., Georgetown Univ.
3:00 VV73 503.15 Maternal separation causes long-lasting
effects upon concentrations of pro-inflammatory cytokines in
hippocampus of rats. L. A. DIEHL*; D. P. LAUREANO; A. N.
D. BENITZ; T. P. HENRIQUES; C. DALMAZ. Federal Univ. of
Rio Grande Do Sul, Federal Univ. of Rio Grande do Sul.
4:00 VV74 503.16 Effects of social instigation of dams upon
maternal behavior and early social behaviors of the pups.
T. P. HENRIQUES*; M. A. SOUZA; C. N. CORRÊA; M. B.
ALVES; L. A. DIEHL; C. P. VEIGA; R. M. M. DE ALMEIDA;
A. B. LUCION. Univ. Federal Do Rio Grande Do Sul, Federal
Univ. of Rio Grande do Sul, Federal Univ. of Rio Grande do
Sul, Federal Univ. of Rio Grande do Sul.
1:00 VV75 503.17 Postnatal inhibition of aromatase leads
to widespread increases in c-fos expression in response to
acute restraint stress in adult male rats. B. I. BINGHAM*;
N. WANG; V. VIAU. Unive British Columbia, Univ. of British
Columbia.
2:00 VV76 503.18 The impact of neonatal inflammatory
injury on stress-related behavior and circuits in adult male
and female rats. N. C. VICTORIA; A. Z. MURPHY*. Georgia
State Univ.
3:00 VV77 503.19 � Changes in the endocannabinoid
system and in sleep after postnatal stress in rats. N. M.
REYES PRIETO*; L. ALVARADO-CAPULEÑO; S. CAYNAS
ROJAS; M. PÉREZ MORALES; L. MOSCOSA-ORTIZ; M.
MENDEZ-DÍAZ; O. PROSPÉRO-GARCÍA. Univ. Nacional
Autonoma De México.
4:00 VV78 503.20 Early life stress alters brain corticotropin
releasing factor and serotonergic systems and a leads to the
development of a drug-seeking phenotype in adolescence.
K. E. TSCHETTER; L. B. CALLAHAN; P. J. RONAN*. USD
Sch. of Medicine/VA Res., Avera Res. Inst., Univ. South
Dakota Sch. Med.
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1:00 VV79 503.21 Neonatal stress impairs affiliative
behavior and hippocampal BDNF levels and processing in
mature Balb/CByJ mice. K. SUBEDI*; L. NAIDU; M. KOBAN;
A. AZHAGIRI; C. F. HOHMANN; C. A. PARDO. Morgan State
Univ., Johns Hopkins Univ.
POSTER
504. Stress: Nutrient Intake, Metabolism, and Exercise
Theme E: Homeostatic and Neuroendocrine Systems
Mon. 1:00 PM – Walter E. Washington Convention
Center, Hall A-C
1:00 VV80 504.01 The protective effect of exercise against
learned helplessness persists after forced cessation of
exercise. A. B. LOUGHRIDGE*; B. N. GREENWOOD; N.
C. SADAOUI; E. R. WOODRUFF; M. FLESHNER. Univ. of
Colorado.
2:00 VV81 504.02 � The role of exercise controllability
in exercise-induced stress resistance. K. SPENCE*; B.
N. GREENWOOD; D. M. CREVLING; J. M. RIGALI; M.
FLESHNER. Fleshner Lab.
3:00 VV82 504.03 5-HT2C receptors in the dorsal striatum
are a novel target for exercise-induced stress resistance. P.
V. STRONG*; A. B. LOUGHRIDGE; M. FLESHNER; B. N.
GREENWOOD. Univ. Colorado Boul.
4:00 VV83 504.04 Complex stressor exposure disrupts
homeostatic physiology and leads to long-term elevations in
heart rate. R. S. THOMPSON*; P. STRONG; T. MASLANIK;
W. CRAIG; B. N. GREENWOOD; M. FLESHNER. Univ.
Colorado Boul, Univ. of Colorado.
1:00 VV84 504.05 The effects of wheel running on auditory
fear conditioning and extinction. J. HELLWINKEL*; P. V.
STRONG; M. FLESHNER; B. N. GREENWOOD. Univ. of
Colorado.
2:00 VV85 504.06 Glucocorticoid-mediated gene expression
in ADX-CVS animal model. R. ZHANG*; J. P. HERMAN.
Childrens Hospital, Harvard Med. Sch., Univ. of Cincinnati.
3:00 VV86 504.07 Social isolation, as well as treatment with
the CB1 receptor antagonist SR 141716, markedly reduced
the anticipatory and consummatory pleasure induced by
food presentation. L. DAZZI*; M. SERRA; G. BIGGIO. Univ.
Cagliari.
4:00 VV87 504.08 The role of social isolation on an
intermittent access protocol of binge eating in rats.
A. C. BORGES*; T. B. ALBERTI; V. A. MOTTA; M. A.
PASCHOALINI. Univ. of Brasilia, Federal Univ. of Santa
Catarina, Univ. of Brasilia, Federal Univ. of Santa Catarina.
1:00 VV88 504.09 Involvement of the dorsomedial
hypothalamus in the physiological responses evoked by air
jet stress in wistar rats fed a high fat diet. R. C. MENEZES*;
A. R. R. ABREU; A. R. R. DE ABREU; L. G. B. T. SANTOS.
Federal Univ. of Ouro Preto- UFOP.
2:00 VV89 504.10 Interaction of different neurotransmitters
in the lateral parabrachial nucleus in the control of sodium
intake. M. T. FAVERO; C. G. PAVAN; L. B. DE OLIVEIRA; S.
P. BARBOSA; L. A. DE LUCA JR; D. S. A. COLOMBARI; P.
M. DE PAULA; E. COLOMBARI; J. MENANI*. UNESP.
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