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Social stress, immune functions and disease in rodents
Alessandro Bartolomucci
Integrative Biology and Physiology
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Immune Function
100%
Rodents
100%
Social Stress
100%
Immune Disease
100%
Social Factors
75%
Group Housing
25%
Well-being
25%
Evolutionary
25%
Tumor Progression
25%
Antigen-specific
25%
Social Health
25%
Physiological Changes
25%
Social Relationships
25%
Lymphopenia
25%
Lymphocyte Proliferation
25%
Wild Animals
25%
Social Interaction
25%
Disease Susceptibility
25%
Stress-driven
25%
Laboratory Mice
25%
Serum IgE
25%
Tumor Induction
25%
Social Event
25%
Neuroendocrine Function
25%
Individual Housing
25%
Immune Disorders
25%
Granulocytosis
25%
Dyadic Interaction
25%
Differential Group
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Immune Function
100%
Social Interaction
100%
Immune Disorder
100%
Disease
50%
Tumor Progression
50%
Immunity
50%
Carcinogenesis
50%
Lymphocyte Proliferation
50%
Disease Predisposition
50%
Lymphocytopenia
50%
Lymphocyte Antigen
50%
Granulocytosis
50%
Evolution
50%
Neuroscience
Social Interaction
100%
Immune System Disorders
100%
Lymphocyte Proliferation
100%
Lymphocyte Antigen
100%
Carcinogenesis
100%
Lymphocytopenia
100%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Immunity
100%
Social Interaction
66%
Animal Models
33%
Wellbeing
33%
Evolution
33%
Antigen Specificity
33%
Lymphocyte Proliferation
33%
Carcinogenesis
33%
Tumor Progression
33%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Disease
100%
Tumor Growth
33%
Disease Predisposition
33%
Lymphocytopenia
33%
Granulocytosis
33%
Carcinogenesis
33%