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Suppression of adult cytogenesis in the rat brain leads to sex‐differentiated disruption of the HPA axis activity

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The action of stress hormones, mainly glucocorticoids, starts and coordinates the systemic response to stressful events. The HPA axis activity is predicated on information processing and modulation by upstream centres,… Click to show full abstract

The action of stress hormones, mainly glucocorticoids, starts and coordinates the systemic response to stressful events. The HPA axis activity is predicated on information processing and modulation by upstream centres, such as the hippocampus where adult‐born neurons (hABN) have been reported to be an important component in the processing and integration of new information. Still, it remains unclear whether and how hABN regulates HPA axis activity and CORT production, particularly when considering sex differences.

Keywords: axis activity; adult; hpa axis; sex

Journal Title: Cell Proliferation
Year Published: 2021

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