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Kalynn Schulz

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Kayla C De Lorme; Kaliris Y Salas-Ramirez; Kalynn M Schulz; Cheryl L Sisk
Pubertal testosterone organizes regional volume and neuronal number within the medial amygdala of adult male Syrian hamsters.
Catherine E Adams; Sharon L Graw; Kalynn M Schulz; J Stitzel; P U Teschke; J C Yonchek; Karen E Stevens
Reduced Chrna7 expression in mice is associated with decreases in hippocampal markers of inhibitory function: implications for neuropsychiatric diseases.
Peter H Wu; Kalynn M Schulz
Advancing addiction treatment: what can we learn from animal studies?

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2012: Kayla C De Lorme; Kaliris Y Salas-Ramirez; Kalynn M Schulz; Cheryl L Sisk
Pubertal testosterone organizes regional volume and neuronal number within the medial amygdala of adult male Syrian hamsters.
Brain research 2012;1460():33-40.
2012: Catherine E Adams; Sharon L Graw; Kalynn M Schulz; J Stitzel; P U Teschke; J C Yonchek; Karen E Stevens
Reduced Chrna7 expression in mice is associated with decreases in hippocampal markers of inhibitory function: implications for neuropsychiatric diseases.
Neuroscience 2012;207():274-82.
2012: Peter H Wu; Kalynn M Schulz
Advancing addiction treatment: what can we learn from animal studies?
ILAR journal / National Research Council, Institute of Laboratory Animal Resources 2012;53(1):4-13.
2011: Kalynn M Schulz; Catherine E Adams; Ralph Berger; Sherry Leonard; Eric W Neeley; Jennifer N Pearson; Karen E Stevens
Maternal stress during pregnancy causes sex-specific alterations in offspring memory performance, social interactions, indices of anxiety, and body mass.
Physiology & behavior 2011;104(2):340-7.
2009: Kalynn M Schulz; Julia L Zehr; Kaliris Y Salas-Ramirez; Cheryl L Sisk
Testosterone programs adult social behavior before and during, but not after, adolescence.
Endocrinology 2009;150(8):3690-8.
2009: Kalynn M Schulz; Heather A Molenda-Figueira; Cheryl L Sisk
Back to the future: The organizational-activational hypothesis adapted to puberty and adolescence.
Hormones and behavior 2009;55(5):597-604.
2008: Julia L Zehr; Liana R Nichols; Kalynn M Schulz; Cheryl L Sisk
Adolescent development of neuron structure in dentate gyrus granule cells of male Syrian hamsters.
Developmental neurobiology 2008;68(14):1517-26.
2008: Eman I Ahmed; Julia L Zehr; Kalynn M Schulz; Betty H Lorenz; Lydia L Doncarlos; Cheryl L Sisk
Pubertal hormones modulate the addition of new cells to sexually dimorphic brain regions.
Nature neuroscience 2008;11(9):995-7.
2008: Satoru M Sato; Kalynn M Schulz; Cheryl L Sisk; Ruth I Wood
Adolescents and androgens, receptors and rewards.
Hormones and behavior 2008;53(5):647-58.
2006: Leslie R Meek; Kalynn M Schulz; Courtney A Keith
Effects of prenatal stress on sexual partner preference in mice.
Physiology & behavior 2006;89(2):133-8.
2006: Kalynn M Schulz; Tami A Menard; Debra Smith; H Elliot Albers; Cheryl L Sisk
Testicular hormone exposure during adolescence organizes flank-marking behavior and vasopressin receptor binding in the lateral septum.
Hormones and behavior 2006;50(3):477-83.
2006: Kalynn M Schulz; Cheryl L Sisk
Pubertal hormones, the adolescent brain, and the maturation of social behaviors: Lessons from the Syrian hamster.
Molecular and cellular endocrinology 2006;254-255():120-6.
2006: Julia L Zehr; Brigitte J Todd; Kalynn M Schulz; Margaret McCarthy; Cheryl L Sisk
Dendritic pruning of the medial amygdala during pubertal development of the male Syrian hamster.
Journal of neurobiology 2006;66(6):578-90.
2004: Kalynn M Schulz; Heather N Richardson; Julia L Zehr; Andrew J Osetek; Tami A Menard; Cheryl L Sisk
Gonadal hormones masculinize and defeminize reproductive behaviors during puberty in the male Syrian hamster.
Hormones and behavior 2004;45(4):242-9.
2003: Cheryl L Sisk; Kalynn M Schulz; Julia L Zehr
Puberty: a finishing school for male social behavior.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 2003;1007():189-98.
2003: Kalynn M Schulz; Heather N Richardson; Russell D Romeo; John A Morris; Keith J Lookingland; Cheryl L Sisk
Medial preoptic area dopaminergic responses to female pheromones develop during puberty in the male Syrian hamster.
Brain research 2003;988(1-2):139-45.
2003: Russell D Romeo; Kalynn M Schulz; Aaron L Nelson; Tami A Menard; Cheryl L Sisk
Testosterone, puberty, and the pattern of male aggression in Syrian hamsters.
Developmental psychobiology 2003;43(2):102-8.
2001: Leslie R Meek; S E Schrump; Debra Smith; Kalynn M Schulz; P L Dittel; C J Merkle
Female meadow voles housed in long and short daylengths respond to exogenous estrogen with similar mating latencies.
Physiology & behavior 2001;73(1-2):121-4.