Carol Sue Carter

This study shows that cesarean delivery in prairie voles leads to long-term social and physiological changes, including impaired partner preference formation, which can be reversed with oxytocin treatment.

This study examines the neurodevelopmental effects of maternal oxytocin treatment at birth on adult prairie vole offspring using MRI and functional connectivity analysis.

The paper investigates interference in urinary oxytocin immunoassays using knockout and wildtype mice, finding that common extraction methods fail to eliminate false positives and proposing a new extraction method to reduce interference.