Danielle Stolzenberg

Danielle Stolzenberg

Assistant Professor

    University of California, Davis
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Research Interests

Broadly, I am interested in the neural epigenetic mechanisms that regulate social behavior. Specifically, my research uses mice as a model organism to understand maternal behavior, a defining characteristic of mammalian adult social behavior. Currently, I am interested in how the experience of interacting with infants, which produces long-lasting changes brain and behavior is regulated through epigenetic mechanisms. My laboratory will use behavioral, neuropharmacological, neuroanatomical, molecular, and genetic/epigenetic techniques in order to address these research questions.