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Multigenerational prenatal stress increases the coherence of brain signaling among cortico–striatal–limbic circuits in adult rats
Highlights • Prenatal stress delivered over multiple consecutive generations causes widespread changes in brain signaling. • The field potential power was lower in the stressed line. • The coherence of field potentials across brain regions was increased in the stressed line. • We hypothesize that re...
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| description | Highlights • Prenatal stress delivered over multiple consecutive generations causes widespread changes in brain signaling. • The field potential power was lower in the stressed line. • The coherence of field potentials across brain regions was increased in the stressed line. • We hypothesize that repeated prenatal stress causes a functional simplification of brain signaling. |
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