Paternal early experiences influence infant development through non-social mechanisms in Rhesus Macaques

Frontiers in Zoology
E L Kinnally, John P Capitanio

Abstract

Early experiences influence the developing organism, with lifelong and potentially adaptive consequences. It has recently become clear that the effects of early experiences are not limited to the exposed generation, but can influence physiological and behavioral traits in the next generation. Mechanisms of transgenerational effects of parental early experiences on offspring development are often attributed to prenatal or postnatal parental influence, but recent data suggest that germ-line plasticity may also play a role in the transgenerational effects of early experiences. These non-genetic transgenerational effects are a potentially important developmental and evolutionary force, but the effects of parental experiences on behavior and physiology are not well understood in socially complex primates. In the non-human primate, the rhesus macaque, nursery rearing (NR) is an early life manipulation used for colony management purposes, and involves separating infants from parents early in life. We examined the effects of maternal and paternal early NR on infant rhesus macaque immunity, physiology, and behavior. We theorized that differences in behavior or physiology in the absence of parent-offspring social contact would point to b...Continue Reading

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Aug 14, 2018·Developmental Psychobiology·Erin L KinnallyJohn P Capitanio
Dec 26, 2018·Journal of Neuroendocrinology·Hirotaka Hamada, Stephen G Matthews
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