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CALDWELL, HEATHER
Peer-Reviewed Publications
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
H.K. Caldwell and W.S. Young, III, ―Persistence of reduced aggression in
vasopressin 1b receptor knockout mice on a more ‗wild‘ background,‖ Physiology &
Behavior, 97: 131-134, (2009).
H.K. Caldwell, S.L. Stephens, W.S. Young, III, ―Oxytocin as a natural
antipsychotic: a study using oxytocin knockout mice,‖ Molecular Psychiatry, 14: 190-
196, (2009).
Book Chapters
H.K. Caldwell, S.R. Wersinger, W.S. Young, III, ―The Role of the Vasopressin 1b
Receptor in Aggression and Other Social Behaviors,‖ Progress in Brain Research, 170:
65-72, (2009).
H-J. Lee, H.K. Caldwell, A.H. Macbeth, W.S.Young, III, ―Behavioral Studies
Using Temporal and Spatial Inactivation of the Oxytocin Receptor,‖ Progress in Brain
Research, 170: 73-77, (2009).
Abstracts
M.D. Dhakar and H.K. Caldwell. (2009) Effect of psychotics on prepulse inhibition of
the startle reflex in vasopressin 1b knockout mice. Society for Neuroscience.
O.E. Dike, H-J. Lee, and H.K. Caldwell (2009) Assessing sensorimotor gating deficits in
mice lacking oxytocin receptors. Society for Neuroscience.
E.L. Stevenson, O.E. Dike, K. Storck, W.S. Young, III, H.K. Caldwell. (2009) Male
vasopressin 1b receptor knockout mice are able to form dominance hierarchies. Society
for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology.
H.K. Caldwell, A.H. Macbeth, W.S. Young, III. (2008) A Pet-1/vasopressin receptor
double mutant has mild impairments in aggression and normal social recognition.
Society for Neuroscience.
H. K. Caldwell, W.S. Young, III. (2008) Persistence of reduced aggression in vasopressin
1b receptor knockout mice on a more ―wild‖ background. Society for Behavioral
Neuroendocrinology.
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