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Effect of Housing Conditions on Corticosterone Levels in Mice

John Del Pup MS Institute of Environmental Medicine, New York University Medical Center, New York, USA
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Edward D. Palmes PhD Institute of Environmental Medicine, New York University Medical Center, New York, USA
Pages 493-495 | Received 06 Jul 1970, Accepted 23 Oct 1970, Published online: 29 Apr 2013

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JohnA. Del Pup, BernardS. Pasternack, NaomiH. Harley, PhilipB. Kane & E. D. Palmes. (1978) Effects of DDT on stable laboratory mouse populations. Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health 4:4, pages 671-687.
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Ellen Cho, Courtney A Walsh, Nicole M D'Angelo-Gavrish, Steven R Wilson, Patricia A Cirillo & Peter C Smith. (2023) Effects of Housing Density on Reproductive Performance, Intracage Ammonia, and Welfare of Mice Continuously Housed as Breeders in Standard Mouse and Rat Caging. Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science 62:2, pages 116-122.
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Fred Ramade & Jean-Domonique Bayle. (1984) Adrenocortical adaptation to chronic intermittent stress in hemispherectomized pigeon. Physiology & Behavior 33:1, pages 73-80.
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H.D. Johnson & W.J. Vanjonack. (1976) Effects of Environmental and Other Stressors on Blood Hormone Patterns in Lactating Animals. Journal of Dairy Science 59:9, pages 1603-1617.
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Adrian M. Ostfeld & David A. D'Atri. (1995) Psychophysiological Responses to the Urban Environment. The International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine 6:1-2, pages 15-28.
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John J. Christian. 1975. Hormonal Correlates of Behavior. Hormonal Correlates of Behavior 205 274 .
James A. Lloyd. 1975. Hormonal Correlates of Behavior. Hormonal Correlates of Behavior 185 204 .

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