Both green and blue light elevated levels of the stress hormone corticosterone in the blood of exposed mice compared with mice kept in the dark, the researchers found. Corticosterone levels in ...

The authors tested this idea in normal mice by exposing them to mild stressors on-and-off for nine weeks and found that, as the stressed animals' corticosterone levels rose, their normal hair ...

For mice that were exposed to the stimulus during the light phase of the light cycle (group 1), post-alarm corticosterone metabolite concentrations were higher overall than the baseline levels ...

In extremely high stress situations, corticosterone levels in the hippocampus (an area ... tone was played before the shock. In testing the mice afterwards, the dose of corticosterone given ...

Additionally, the researchers found that both green and blue light elevated levels of the stress hormone corticosterone in the blood of exposed mice compared with mice kept in the dark.

Corticosterone, a steroid hormone ... viral activities like replication, and neurotransmitter levels. Transplanting mice with their virome returned the expression of these genes to normal levels.

Because the stressed mice had elevated levels of corticosterone in their blood, the researchers next tested whether corticosterone itself could impact memory formation. They showed that mice that ...

We also know that these so-called "germ-free" mice show high levels of a stress hormone called corticosterone. In humans we know this hormone as cortisol. So this new study set out to unpack the ...

Conversely, when we activated the fullness neurons in fasted mice, the monocyte levels returned close ... the release of a stress hormone called corticosterone (similar to cortisol in humans).

In a study using a mouse model and human subjects, researchers from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Johns Hopkins Medicine show that stress from adolescent social isolation in mice elicits ...