Topic: recombinant fibronectin intrabodies

As social creatures, we are impacted by the mere presence of our conspecifics. Behavioural adaptations, such as an increased drive for social interaction following isolation, have been linked to circuit changes involving oxytocin signalling, but the underlying molecular and cellular changes remain unclear. We used a juvenile social isolation paradigm, wherein male mice are single-housed between P21-P28, and their social behaviour is subsequently examined in a five-trial social recognition / interaction test. In this assay, we observed a lack of social habituation, whereas social recognition wa