Biome, Brain & Behavior: The gut microbiome-behavior relationship

Biome, Brain and Behavior: An exploration of the gut microbiome-behavior relationship The term gut microbiome describes the mixture of organisms (eg bacteria, fungi, parasites, protozoa and viruses) found living in […]

ONLINE SEMINAR: A neurobiological discussion of dog-directed aggression – Remy’s Story

Canine aggression is a term that encompasses a range of behavioral and neurobiological processes. In this seminar we will discuss the categorization of aggression, the underpinning clinical neurobiology of aggressive […]

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Biome, Brain & Behavior: The gut microbiome-behavior relationship

ONLINE SEMINAR: A neurobiological discussion of dog-directed aggression – Remy’s Story