母鼠的攻击性:对幼鼠的影响

Bruce B. Svare
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本文综述了近年来有关小鼠母性攻击行为的研究,并提出了一个描述母性攻击行为控制事件的模型。似乎是怀孕期间分泌的激素导致了乳头的生长。这种生长使雌性在分娩后可以从幼崽那里得到哺乳的刺激。哺乳引起的变化,其中下丘脑的改变被强烈怀疑,可能是攻击行为开始的原因。哺乳的频率和幼年的外感刺激维持了负责攻击的下丘脑的变化。并对未来研究提出了建议。这项工作与心理生物学其他领域的相关性也被考虑。
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Maternal aggression in mice: Influence of the young

Recent research concerning maternal aggression in mice is reviewed and a model describing the events controlling the behavior is proposed. It appears that hormones secreted during pregnancy produce growth in the nipples. This growth enables the female to receive suckling stimulation from her young following parturition. Suckling-induced changes, of which hypothalamic alterations are strongly suspected, may be responsible for the initiation of aggression. The frequency of suckling and exteroceptive stimuli from young maintain the hypothalamic changes responsible for aggression. Suggestions for future research in maternal aggression are proposed. The relevance of this work to other areas of psychobiology is also considered.

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