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Social animals prefer to live in groups and transfer social signals to share their physical or psychological distress and seek comfort [1,2].During this process,social buffering is an essential concept in social networks.This refers to the phenomenon wher
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Department of Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine,Medical College of Georgia,Augusta University,A
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Social animals prefer to live in groups and transfer social signals to share their physical or psychological distress and seek comfort [1,2].During this process,social buffering is an essential concept in social networks.This refers to the phenomenon wherein the presence of social partners reduces the physiological stress response in a distressed animal [3].This phenomenon exists in humans,non-human primates,rodents,birds,and even zebrafish [3].Stress triggers a comprehensive biological response in the entire organism [4],however,research into social buffering has primarily focused on behavioral changes,endocrine changes,the activation of specific cell ensembles,changes in neural circuits,or changes in intrinsic activity [5,6].In recent years,stress-induced changes in glutamatergic synaptic plasticity,or metaplasticity,have garnered increasing attention.
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