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Audrey Napier
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Dr. Audrey Napier, Associate Professor of Biology, research interests focuses on the molecular interactions that take place during development, organogenesis or regeneration. Currently the focus is examining the molecular interactions that take place during thymus organogenesis.Publications
Prenatal Testosterone Exposure Influences Neuronal Sensitivity to Pheromones in Female Mice
Exposure to androgens during in utero development in animals which give birth to multiple offspring causes lifelong increased sensitivity in the offspring. Females who develop with a male on each side (designated 2M) are exposed to the testosterone produced by these males due to the steroids freely crossing cell membranes. Female mice exposed to te... Read More»
Roger N Thompson, Audrey Napier and Kennedy S Wekesa
Research Article: Biochem Physiol 4: 170
DOI: 10.4172/2168-9652.1000170
Abstract Peer-reviewed Full Article Peer-reviewed Article PDF
The Induction of Pregnancy Block in Mice by Bodily Fluids via the Vomeronasal Organ
Roger N Thompson, Murtada Taha, Audrey Napier and Kennedy S Wekesa
Research Article: Biochem Physiol 2013, 2:109
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