Prolactin-mediated restraint of maternal aggression in lactation

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Disruption of prolactin -> GDM phenotype in mouse model... also relevant for nursing behavior, food intake, and supressing voluntary physical activity in pregnancy... #ABM2022 https://t.co/V92t3GJGOv https://t.co/bWWtbxwxFv

Hormone found to regulate mothers' behavior https://t.co/zQmIzZr8TU https://t.co/EzU8eufaAv https://t.co/kenBMCE1vo

👩‍👦‍👦🍼 #Maternité: la protection maternelle dictée par la #prolactine ? C'est ce que suggère une étude chez la #souris 🐁 allaitante. Cette hormone lui confère un comportement agressif pour protéger sa progéniture https://t.co/TVQwMuacZ2 https://t.co…

Prolactin, a hormone responsible for milk production in mothers, reduces a mother’s investment in aggressive behaviors and helps to increase protective behaviors. #brain #neurscience #behaviour https://t.co/jCYdBHlWIj

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