Possible effects of early separation experiences on subsequent immune function in adult macaque monkeys



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Am J Psychiatry 1985; 142:862-864
Copyright © 1985 by American Psychiatric Association

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Possible effects of early separation experiences on subsequent immune function in adult macaque monkeys

M Laudenslager, JP Capitanio and M Reite

The authors studied the immunological influences of maternal or peer separation in adult monkeys. Monkeys with early separation experiences were found to have reduced proliferative responses to B and T cell mitogens but no differences in other immunological parameters compared with nonseparated control subjects.

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