Individual variation in typically developing rhesus macaque infants (Macaca mulatta): The role of matrilineal social rank
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Neurobehavioral Processes Shaping Infant Development in the First 6 Postnatal Months and Emerging Differences in Autism
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Structural Effects of Social Stress and Obesogenic Diet on the Female Macaque Brain: A Longitudinal Study from Infancy to Adulthood
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Inflammation-Associated Alterations in Corticolimbic Circuits and Transdiagnostic Symptoms of Anxiety and PTSD in Clinical Populations
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Time-Varying Lateralization of Infant White Matter Tracts and the Development of the Corpus Callosum
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The Impact of Chronic Social Stress and Consumption of an Obesogenic Diet on the Trajectory of Insular Development in Infant and Juvenile Female Macaques
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Early development of attention networks and their association with social visual attention in infant rhesus macaques: translational potential for autism spectrum disorders
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Vocal emotion expression across contexts, vocalization types, and species: Implications for general processes of vocal evolution
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The Molecular Correlates of Auditory Cortical Plasticity from Social Auditory Experience
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Early Maternal Care Modulates the Development of Adolescent Emotional Regulation and Neurocircuitry in Nonhuman Primates