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The monkeys that underwent temporal lobe irradiation and were then exposed to separation stress and antidepressant treatment (Radiation-Stress-Drug group, n = 4) showed progressive increased anhedonia and decreased hierarchy scores compared to sham irradiated (anesthesia only) cage-mates (Stress-Drug, n = 2) (Fig. S1B).

If cohabitation becomes more common among parents, children may be increasingly exposed to separation.

The cross-sectional nature of our study results in uncertainty with regard to time: theoretically, we do not know the direction of causality between the variables, and we have no idea of the length of time the infants were exposed to parental separation, nor whether their parents were separated or not when they were born.

This is consistent with its therapeutic effect and with previous findings that sertraline, another SSRI, ameliorated anxiety-related behaviors and alcohol abuse in rhesus macaques that were exposed to repeated separation stress [17].

All preterm infants in our study were exposed to maternal separation for at least 4 days after birth.

The χ test was applied and the ORs were derived to compare the two groups of infants aged 7 11 months (exposed/not exposed to parental separation).

Mice exposed to maternal separation and chronic mild stress were treated with antidepressants, and a transcriptome-wide analysis was performed in hippocampus.

Animals that are exposed to maternal separation in the early postnatal period followed by repeated social defeat in adulthood exhibit passive coping, displaying submissive postures and behavior [ 68].

Blunting of ACTH responses is observed in a subgroup of affective disorders, including atypical depression, posttraumatic stress disorder, and in adults following childhood abuse (72 74), and HPA axis hyporeactivity has been reported in rodents exposed to maternal separation (75 77).

These sex-specific effects are likely to be a consequence of increased peripherally derived steroids (e.g. estrogen, progesterone) in females, as overectomised (OVX) female rats exposed to maternal separation exhibited an anxious-like phenotype on the EPM comparable to that observed in males.

A potential physiological role for neurosteroids in the programming of the stress response was first proposed following the observation that administration of 5α3α-THPROG reduced the number of ultrasonic vocalisations (USVs), a measure of an anxious-like phenotype, in neonatal rat pups (P7) previously exposed to maternal separation (Zimmerberg et al., 1994, 1999).