Publications by authors named "Cheryl F Harding"

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Differential effects of exposure to toxic or nontoxic mold spores on brain inflammation and Morris water maze performance.
Cheryl F Harding, David Liao, Ramona Persaud, Richard A DeStefano, Kimberly G Page

Behav Brain Res· March 2023

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Mold inhalation causes innate immune activation, neural, cognitive and emotional dysfunction.
Cheryl F Harding, Carolyn L Pytte, Kimberly G Page, Kelly J Ryberg, Edna Normand

Brain Behav Immun· July 2020

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Neurotoxic effects of DSP-4 on the central noradrenergic system in male zebra finches.
Susanna A Waterman, Cheryl F Harding

Behav Brain Res· April 2008

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Dopaminergic modulation of reproductive behavior and activity in male zebra finches.
Sharon Rauceo, Cheryl F Harding, Alexandra Maldonado, Lina Gaysinkaya, Ingrid Tulloch

Behav Brain Res· February 2008

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Brief alteration in dopaminergic function during development causes deficits in adult reproductive behavior.
Cheryl F Harding

J Neurobiol· December 2004

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Hormonal modulation of singing: hormonal modulation of the songbird brain and singing behavior.
Cheryl F Harding

Ann N Y Acad Sci· June 2004

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Learning from bird brains: how the study of songbird brains revolutionized neuroscience.
Cheryl F Harding

Lab Anim (NY)· May 2004

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Vasotocin treatment inhibits courtship in male zebra finches; concomitant androgen treatment inhibits this effect.
Cheryl F Harding, Sandra A Rowe

Horm Behav· December 2003

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