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R. Heijkoop

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Effects of Perinatal Fluoxetine Exposure on Novelty-induced Social and Non-Social Investigation Behaviors in a Seminatural Environment

O. C. Sylte, J. S. Johansen, I. Heinla, D. J. Houwing, J. D. Olivier, R. Heijkoop, E. M. Snoeren

This study examines how perinatal fluoxetine exposure affects social and non-social investigation behaviors in adult rats in a seminatural environment, finding altered non-social behaviors primarily in females.

bioRxiv · Feb 9, 2021Animal Behavior & Cognition

Female rat sexual behavior is unaffected by perinatal fluoxetine exposure

J. Hegstad, P. T. Huijgens, D. J. Houwing, J. D. Olivier, R. Heijkoop, E. Snoeren

This study shows that perinatal fluoxetine exposure does not affect adult female rat sexual behavior or estrogen receptor expression patterns.

bioRxiv · May 29, 2020Animal Behavior & Cognition

Third-party prosocial behavior in adult female rats is impaired after perinatal fluoxetine exposure

I. Heinla, R. Heijkoop, D. J. Houwing, J. D. A. Olivier, E. M. S. Snoeren

This study shows that perinatal fluoxetine exposure impairs third-party prosocial behavior in adult female rats, but not males, and this effect is reversed by white-noise stress.

bioRxiv · Mar 27, 2020Animal Behavior & Cognition