Reciprocal affiliation among adolescent rats during a mild group stressor predicts mammary tumors and lifespan

Keyphrases

• Adolescent Rats 100%
• Affiliative Relationships 33%
• All-cause Mortality 33%
• Corticosterone 33%
• Corticosterone Response 33%
• Daily Stressors 66%
• Female Rats 33%
• Health Effects 33%
• HPA Axis 33%
• Lack of Reciprocity 33%
• Late Adulthood 33%
• Lifespan Estimates 33%
• Mammary Tumor 100%
• Mild Groups 100%
• Mortality Prediction 33%
• Neophobia 66%
• Physical Health 33%
• Puberty 33%
• Reciprocity Function 33%
• Risk Factors 33%
• Social Interaction 33%
• Social Isolation 33%
• Social Relationships 66%
• Social Roles 33%
• Spontaneous Mammary Tumors 33%
• Sprague-Dawley Rats 33%
• Structural Dimension 33%
• Structural Quality 33%
• Temperament 100%
• Tumor Development 66%
• Tumor Diagnosis 33%

Psychology

• Adolescents 100%
• Corticosterone 25%
• Neophobia 25%
• Social Interaction 12%
• Stressors 100%