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DESCRIPTION:10-year Anniversary Celebration\nĀ \nBehavioral Neuroscience \nD
 ISTINGUISHED ALUMNI COLLOQUIUM\nĀ \nEpigenetic tuning of the oxytocin recep
 tor after variation in early biparental care\nĀ \nAllison Perkeybile\, Ph.D
 .Ā  ā€˜08\nThe Kinsey Institute\nIndiana University\nĀ \nEarly life experience
 s have the potential to profoundly and permanently alter developmental tra
 jectories in offspring. Here I discuss our work studying the impact of ear
 ly biparentalĀ care on epigenetic regulation of the oxytocin receptor gene 
 via DNA methylation in the socially monogamousĀ prairie vole. Results show 
 early care alters epigenetic markers at key sites on the oxytocin receptor
  gene that are homologous to sites in the human genomeĀ and that these mark
 ers are found in neural regions controlling social behavior\,Ā suggesting t
 he prairie vole may be uniquely suited for modeling factors that impact co
 mplex social behavior in humans.\n3:30 p.m. Research Talk in Fawcett 339A
 \n4:30 p.m. Q & A in Fawcett 339 (light refreshments)
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LOCATION:Fawcett Hall 339A
SUMMARY:BNS 10-Year Anniversary Celebration: Epigenetic tuning of the oxyto
 cin receptor after variation in early biparental care
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