Early social experience alters transcriptomic responses to species-specific song stimuli in female songbirds

Keyphrases

• Heterospecific 100%
• Transcriptomic Response 100%
• Female Songbird 100%
• Early Social Experience 100%
• Songbird 50%
• Sensory Gating 50%
• Bengalese Finch 50%
• Neural Mechanisms 25%
• Gene Expression Profile 25%
• Physiological Studies 25%
• Blood Samples 25%
• Young Female 25%
• RNA Sequencing (RNA-seq) 25%
• Distinct Mechanism 25%
• Social Experience 25%
• Zebra Finch 25%
• Auditory Brainstem 25%
• Neural Processing 25%
• Taeniopygia Guttata 25%
• Early Development 25%
• Neural Response 25%
• Peripheral Blood 25%
• Behavioral Tests 25%
• Behavioral Studies 25%
• Transcriptome Profile 25%
• Auditory Recognition 25%
• Male Song 25%
• Early Gene Expression 25%
• Transcriptomic Profiling 25%
• Lonchura Striata 25%
• Electrophysiological Experiments 25%
• Nicotinic Cholinergic Receptors 25%
• Alpha 3 25%
• CHRNA3 25%
• Pre-existing Bias 25%
• Translational Biomarkers 25%

Neuroscience

• Transcriptomics 100%
• Gene Expression 50%
• Sensory Gating 50%
• Sensation of Hearing 25%
• Nerve Potential 25%
• RNA-Seq 25%
• Striatum 25%
• Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor 25%
• Behavioral Test 25%
• Immediate Early Gene 25%
• CHRNA3 25%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Transcriptomics 100%
• Gene Expression 50%
• Taeniopygia guttata 50%
• Sensory Gating 50%
• RNA Sequencing 25%
• Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor 25%
• Nerve Potential 25%
• Immediate Early Gene 25%
• CHRNA3 25%