A. Liaudat, Nora Mayer, A. Vivas, M. C. Romanini, P. Bosch, Nancy Rodríguez
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Attenuation effects of prenatal stress by early postnatal stimulation in different research models
The prenatal and early postnatal life stages are both dynamic and vulnerable phases during mammalian development. Exposure to adverse factors that interfere with this critical sequence of events places the exposed individual to a higher risk of developing various disorders in adult life.1–3 For instance, high blood glucocorticoids concentration in pregnant stressed females crossing the placenta and the fetal blood-brain barriers,4 can affect brain development, birth weight and HPA axis function in offspring.5