Trends of Reproductive Hormones in Male Rats During Psychosocial Stress: Role of Glucocorticoid Metabolism in Behavioral Dominance1
Matthew P. Hardy(CSL (United Kingdom)), Randall R. Sakai(University of Cincinnati), Chantal M. Sottas(Population Council), Christina R. McKittrick(Rockefeller University), Kellie L. Tamashiro(Johns Hopkins University), Ren‐Shan Ge(Wenzhou Medical University), D. Caroline Blanchard(Hawaii Pacific University), Robert J. Blanchard(University of Hawaii System), Christopher M. Markham(University of Hawaii System), Syed G. Haider(Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf), Bruce S. McEwen(Rockefeller University)
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