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Lack of evidence for a consistent differential impact of tail and tunnel handling on markers of welfare in laboratory mice.
Neele Meyer, Rebekka Gottschalk, Lena Jakobi, Anna-Maria Schönhoff, Chadi Touma

Sci Rep· July 2025

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Role of the neuropeptide S receptor 1 rs324981 polymorphism in modulating emotionality and cognitive flexibility: Insights from a gene-edited mouse model.
Virginie Rappeneau, Ann-Marie Tobinski, Leonardo Miguel Caisachana Guevara, Neele Meyer, Kay Jüngling

Behav Brain Res· May 2025

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Correction: Do multiple experimenters improve the reproducibility of animal studies?
Vanessa Tabea von Kortzfleisch, Oliver Ambrée, Natasha A Karp, Neele Meyer, Janja Novak

PLoS Biol· December 2022

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Do multiple experimenters improve the reproducibility of animal studies?
Vanessa Tabea von Kortzfleisch, Oliver Ambrée, Natasha A Karp, Neele Meyer, Janja Novak

PLoS Biol· May 2022

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'Ten Years After'-a long-term settlement and bioerosion experiment in an Arctic rhodolith bed (Mosselbukta, Svalbard).
Max Wisshak, Neele Meyer, Piotr Kuklinski, Andres Rüggeberg, André Freiwald

Geobiology· January 2022

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Impact of three commonly used blood sampling techniques on the welfare of laboratory mice: Taking the animal's perspective.
Neele Meyer, Mareike Kröger, Julia Thümmler, Lisa Tietze, Rupert Palme

PLoS One· October 2020

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Social experiences during adolescence affect anxiety-like behavior but not aggressiveness in male mice.
Neele Meyer, Julia Jenikejew, S Helene Richter, Sylvia Kaiser, Norbert Sachser

Behav Brain Res· May 2017

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The Unexpected Effects of Beneficial and Adverse Social Experiences during Adolescence on Anxiety and Aggression and Their Modulation by Genotype.
Neele Meyer, S Helene Richter, Rebecca S Schreiber, Vanessa Kloke, Sylvia Kaiser

Front Behav Neurosci· June 2016

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Diet-induced obesity resistance of adult female mice selectively bred for increased wheel-running behavior is reversed by single perinatal exposure to a high-energy diet.
Stefano Guidotti, Neele Meyer, Ewa Przybyt, Anton J W Scheurink, Martin C Harmsen

Physiol Behav· April 2016

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Oxytocin microinjected into the central amygdaloid nuclei exerts anti-aggressive effects in male rats.
Federica Calcagnoli, Christine Stubbendorff, Neele Meyer, Sietse F de Boer, Monika Althaus

Neuropharmacology· March 2015

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Chronic enhancement of brain oxytocin levels causes enduring anti-aggressive and pro-social explorative behavioral effects in male rats.
Federica Calcagnoli, Neele Meyer, Sietse F de Boer, Monika Althaus, Jaap M Koolhaas

Horm Behav· April 2014

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