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The early postnatal environment is critical for its capacity to influence   adult behavior, and is associated with traits of altered physiological and   neurobiological function and long-term predisposition to depression. Here we   describe the delayed effects of maternal deprivation (MD) in male and female   Wistar pups on their physical development and behavior in adulthood in tasks   designed to explore depressive-like (forced swimming test, FST), and   anxiety-like behaviors (elevated plus maze, EPM). We observed that MD led to   reduced body weight in adulthood, anxiety-like traits in the EPM test and   increased activity in the phases of the FST. Particularly, a consistent   sexual dimorphism was observed in the responses to MD. A lower increase in   body weight during maturation of MD rats was more pronounced in males than in   females. MD anxiogenic effects were more pronounced in females, while in FST   only MD males showed a marked increase in swimming activity followed by   decreased immobility. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br.   III41029

Maternal deprivation of rat pups reduces body weight and alters behavior in adulthood in a gender-specific manner