The role of olfactory genes in the expression of rodent paternal care behavior

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  • who: Tasmin L. Rymer from the College of Science and Engineering, James Cook University, POBox, Cairns, QLD, Australia have published the research work: The Role of Olfactory Genes in the Expression of Rodent Paternal Care Behavior, in the Journal: Genes 2020, 11, 292 of /2020/
  • what: 10 of 16
  • future: Future studies should explore what role these genes play in the regulation and expression of paternal care in naturally biparental species.

SUMMARY

    Social behaviors, including parent/offspring interactions, are also strongly regulated by olfactory cues (e_g, prairie voles (Microtus . . .

     

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