The development of standard stimulus animals for mouse (Mus musculus) aggression testing by means of olfactory bulbectomy.
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Olfactory bulb removal eliminated maternal behavior in lactating and in virgin mice. The results are in contrast to the generally accepted concept of multisensory control of mammalian maternal behavior.
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Female mice were exposed prenatally via maternal injection to prednisolone. At both the 100 and 300 microgram dosages, prenatal exposure to the drug reduced birth and weaning weights and delayed the attainment of eye-opening, walking, and gripping ability. These effects were observed consequent to as few as 2 maternal injections, one on Day 12 and the other on Day 13 of gestation.