Increased paternal corticosterone exposure influences offspring behaviour and expression of urinary pheromones.

Lucas B HoffmannEvangeline A McVicarRebekah V HarrisCoralina Collar-FernándezMichael B ClarkAnthony J HannanTerence Y Pang

Published in: BMC biology (2023)

Overall, our findings highlight the potential of moderate paternal stress to affect intergenerational (mal)adaptive responses, informing future studies of adaptiveness in rodents, humans and other species.

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