Estradiol withdrawal following a hormone simulated pregnancy induces deficits in affective behaviors and increases AFosB in D1 and D2 neurons in the nucleus accumbens core in mice

Authors

• William B. Foster '18, Class of 2018, Haverford College
• Katherine F. Beach '18, Class of 2018, Haverford College
• Paige F. Carson '18, Class of 2018, Haverford College
• Kagan C. Harris '21, Class of 2021, Haverford College
• Brandon L. Alonso '22, Class of 2022, Haverford College
• Leo T. Costa '23, Class of 2023, Haverford College
• Roy C. Simamora '22, Class of 2022, Haverford College
• Jaclyn E. Corbin '22, Class of 2022, Haverford College
• Keegan F. Hoag '22, Class of 2022, Haverford College
• Sophia I. Mercado '22, Class of 2022, Haverford College
• Anya G. Bernhard '18, Class of 2018, Haverford College
• Laura Been, Haverford CollegeFollow

Document Type

Journal Article

Role

Author

Published In

Hormones and Behavior

Volume

149

Publication Date

2023

Suggested Citation

Foster, W.B., et al. (2023). "Estradiol withdrawal following a hormone simulated pregnancy induces deficits in affective behaviors and increases AFosB in D1 and D2 neurons in the nucleus accumbens core in mice." Hormones and Behavior, 149.