From Parental Behavior to Sexual Function: Recent Advances in Oxytocin Research
Joseph Dale II,
Mitchell T. Harberson,
Jennifer W. Hill
Abstract:Purpose of Review
Oxytocin plays many diverse roles in physiological and behavioral processes, including social activity, parental nurturing, stress responses, and sexual function. In this narrative review, we provide an update on the most noteworthy recent findings in this fascinating field.
Recent Findings
The development of techniques such as serial two-photon tomography and fiber photometry have provided a window into oxytocin neuroanatomy and real-tim… Show more
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