Increased vulnerability to psychosocial stress in heterozygous serotonin transporter knockout mice

Keyphrases

• Knock-in Mouse Model 100%
• Psychosocial Stress 100%
• Increased Vulnerability 100%
• Serotonin Transporter Knockout 100%
• 5-HTT 100%
• Risk Factors 50%
• Littermate 50%
• Stressful Life Events 50%
• 5-HTT Gene 50%
• Polymorphic Regions 50%
• 5-HTT Knockout Mice 50%
• Social Avoidance 50%
• Frontal Cortex 25%
• Mouse Model 25%
• Molecular Mechanism 25%
• Genetic Variation 25%
• Genotype 25%
• Major Depressive Disorder 25%
• Vulnerability 25%
• Gene-environment 25%
• Adulthood 25%
• Locomotor Activity 25%
• Environmental Risk Factors 25%
• Endophenotype 25%
• Mental Illness 25%
• Body Temperature 25%
• Male Mice 25%
• Plasma Corticosterone 25%
• Epidemiological Evidence 25%
• Novel Environment 25%
• Physiological Consequences 25%
• Serotonin Turnover 25%
• Chronic Psychosocial Stress 25%
• Avoidance Response 25%
• Resistance to Stress 25%
• Serotonin Transporter 25%
• Fear Response 25%
• High Stress 25%
• Vulnerability to Stress 25%
• S Allele 25%
• Environment Risk 25%
• Body Weight Gain 25%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Wild Type 100%
• Mental Stress 100%
• Knockout Mouse 100%
• Serotonin Transporter 100%
• Allele 66%
• Life Event 66%
• Gene Linkage 66%
• Animal Models 33%
• Mouse Model 33%
• Genotyping 33%
• Serotonin 33%
• Avoidance Behavior 33%
• Genetic Variation 33%
• Mouse 33%
• Endophenotype 33%
• Body Temperature 33%
• Locomotion 33%
• Body Weight Gain 33%
• Corticosterone Blood Level 33%

Neuroscience

• Serotonin Transporter 100%
• Locomotor Activity 50%
• Serotonin 50%
• Major Depressive Disorder 50%
• Frontal Lobe 50%
• Corticosterone 50%
• Individual Differences 50%
• Genetic Variation 50%
• Endophenotype 50%