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Richard Whalen

Affiliations: 
University of California, Riverside, Riverside, CA, United States 
Area:
Behavioral Neuroendocrinology
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Frank A. Beach grad student UC Berkeley

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David A. Edwards grad student UC Irvine
Anne M. Etgen grad student UC Irvine
Boris B. Gorzalka grad student UC Irvine
Frank Johnson grad student UC Riverside
William Luttge grad student UC Irvine
Joseph DeBold grad student 1975 UC Irvine
Kathie L. Olsen grad student 1979 UC Irvine

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Johnson F, Whalen RE. (1989) Aggression in male mice: rapid-onset attack of lactating female mice following termination of hyperphysiological testosterone treatment. Physiology & Behavior. 46: 413-6
Whalen RE, Johnson F. (1988) Aggression in adult female mice: chronic testosterone treatment induces attack against olfactory bulbectomized male and lactating female mice. Physiology & Behavior. 43: 17-20
Olsen KL, Edwards E, Schechter N, et al. (1988) Muscarinic receptors in preoptic area and hypothalamus: effects of cyclicity, sex and estrogen treatment. Brain Research. 448: 223-9
Johnson F, Whalen RE. (1988) Testicular hormones reduce individual differences in the aggressive behavior of male mice: a theory of hormone action. Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews. 12: 93-9
Lauber AH, Whalen RE. (1988) Muscarinic cholinergic modulation of hypothalamic estrogen binding sites. Brain Research. 443: 21-6
Whalen RE, Johnson F. (1987) Individual differences in the attack behavior of male mice: a function of attack stimulus and hormonal state. Hormones and Behavior. 21: 223-33
Simon NG, Whalen RE. (1987) Sexual differentiation of androgen-sensitive and estrogen-sensitive regulatory systems for aggressive behavior. Hormones and Behavior. 21: 493-500
Whalen RE, Gladue BA, Olsen KL. (1986) Lordotic behavior in male rats: genetic and hormonal regulation of sexual differentiation. Hormones and Behavior. 20: 73-82
Simon NG, Whalen RE. (1986) Hormonal regulation of aggression: Evidence for a relationship among genotype, receptor binding, and behavioral sensitivity to androgen and estrogen Aggressive Behavior. 12: 255-266
Simon NG, Whalen RE, Tate MP. (1985) Induction of male-typical aggression by androgens but not by estrogens in adult female mice. Hormones and Behavior. 19: 204-12
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