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Paul F. Brain is affiliated with Swansea University in the United Kingdom. Their academic profile does not currently list recent papers, co-authors, or publication venues, which indicates a limited publicly available bibliographic record at this time.

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There are no recorded book publications or awards associated with Paul F. Brain, which may indicate either an early stage in their academic career or a research profile that is not extensively documented in publicly accessible sources.

Without data on recent papers, it is not possible to outline publication titles, years, or venues, nor to identify collaborators or the impact of their scholarly contributions through citations.

Best Publications

  • Bullying in schools: Lessons from two decades of research

    Peter K. Smith;Paul Brain

  • Effects of chronic mild stress on performance in behavioural tests relevant to anxiety and depression.

    Paolo S. D'Aquila;Paul Brain;Paul Willner

  • The biology of aggression

    Paul F. Brain;David Benton

  • Attenuation of sucrose consumption in mice by chronic mild stress and its restoration by imipramine.

    Santiago Monleon;Paolo D'Aquila;Andres Parra;Vicente M. Simon

  • Corticosterone response to the plus-maze: High correlation with risk assessment in rats and mice

    R J Rodgers;J Haller;A Holmes;J Halasz

  • Multidisciplinary approaches to aggression research

    Paul F. Brain;David Benton

  • The interpretation of physiological correlates of differential housing in laboratory rats.

    Paul Brain;David Benton

  • Correlating testosterone and fighting in male participants in judo contests

    A. Salvadora;F. Suay;S. Martinez-Sanchis;V. M. Simón

  • Hormonal and neurochemical correlates of various forms of animal "aggression".

    Paul F. Brain;M. Haug

  • The effect of the type of opponent in tests of murine aggression.

    Paul F. Brain;David Benton;Graham Childs;Stefano Parmigiani

  • Comparisons of measures of dominance in the laboratory mouse

    David Benton;John C. Dalrymple-Alford;Paul F. Brain

  • Glucose improves attention and reaction to frustration in children.

    David Benton;Veronica Brett;Paul F. Brain

  • Some studies on the use of "standard opponents" in intermale aggression testing in TT albino mice.

    Angela Poole;Paul Brain

  • Hormones and aggression

    Paul F. Brain

  • Effects of chronic mild stress (CMS) and imipramine administration, on spleen mononuclear cell proliferative response, serum corticosterone level and brain norepinephrine content in male mice

    A. Azpiroz;E. Fano;L. Garmendia;A. Arregi

  • Effects of age at differential housing and the duration of individual housing/grouping on lntermale fighting behavior and adrenocortical activity in TO strain mice†

    Jennifer F. Goldsmith;Paul F. Brain;David Benton

  • Behavioural comparisons of isolated, dominant and subordinate mice.

    David Benton;Paul F. Brain

  • Different patterns of biting attack employed by lactating female mice (Mus domesticus) in encounters with male and female conspecific intruders.

    Stefano Parmigiani;Paul F. Brain;Danilo Mainardi;Vanna Brunoni

  • Effect of predatory stress on sucrose intake and behavior on the plus-maze in male mice.

    A Calvo-Torrent;P F Brain;M Martinez

  • Anti-anhedonic actions of the novel serotonergic agent flibanserin, a potential rapidly-acting antidepressant

    Paolo D'Aquila;Santiago Monleon;Franco Borsini;Paul Brain

Frequent Co-Authors

David Benton
David Benton Swansea University
Paul Willner
Paul Willner Swansea University
José Miñarro
José Miñarro University of Valencia
R.J. Rodgers
R.J. Rodgers University of Leeds
Alicia Salvador
Alicia Salvador University of Valencia
Pier Francesco Ferrari
Pier Francesco Ferrari Centre national de la recherche scientifique, CNRS

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