Publications by authors named "Keely Cheslack"
J Neurosci Res
April 2021
Article Synopsis
- The study looks at how being alone affects the behavior of mice, especially their movement and activity.
- Researchers found that when mice are isolated, they move around much less, especially at night when they are usually more active.
- When these isolated mice are reunited with their cage mates, they start moving around more again, suggesting that being social can really impact how active someone is, which could also be important for humans during times of isolation.
