Glucocorticoid

Biomarker

3 papers2 findings

MeSH D005938

  • Animals2

Interventions

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Stress exposure

upin P. domesticus1

1 study
  1. Stress exposure increases glucocorticoid in P. domesticus.

    “there were some effects of the treatment on glucocorticoid levels and mass dynamics”

    Animals6-11 months

    Repeated experimental challenges do not shorten adult telomeres in a songbird

    Proceedings. Biological sciences22 Oct 2025

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FKBP5

downin mice1

1 study
  1. FKBP5 decreases glucocorticoid in mice.

    “Targeted knockdown of Fkbp5 within the vSub mitigates stress-induced increases in GC levels and rescues behavioral deficits”

    Animalsin stress-exposed miceventral subiculum

    Repeated treatment with short-term mild stress reverses aging- and stress-induced emotional and social behavioral deficits

    Experimental & molecular medicine12 Feb 2026

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Early-life stress affected brain aging differently in mice

Experiments in mice at 12 and 18 months found different behavioural and memory changes in males and females exposed to prenatal stress.Experiments in mice at 12 and 18 months found different behavioural and memory changes in males and females exposed to prenatal stress.

Preprint: experiments in miceMechanisms
JCI Insight

Antibody reduced fat while preserving lean mass in mice

Experiments in middle-aged and aged mice found that an antibody targeting a stress-hormone signal reduced fat mass without reducing lean mass.Experiments in middle-aged and aged mice found that an antibody targeting a stress-hormone signal reduced fat mass without reducing lean mass.

Experiments in miceInterventions
Maturitas

Oestradiol levels do not predict heart events in older women

In 5,535 women aged 70 and older, endogenous oestradiol concentrations showed no association with major cardiovascular events or all-cause mortality over 4.5 years of…In 5,535 women aged 70 and older, endogenous oestradiol concentrations showed no association with major cardiovascular events or all-cause mortality over 4.5 years of follow-up.

Cohort study of 5,535 peoplePopulations