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Prenatal stress in birds: pathways, effects, function and perspectives.

• R. N. Henriksen, Sophie Rettenbacher, Ton G. G. Groothuis
• Neuroscience and biobehavioral reviews
• 2011

Although most work on prenatal stress has been conducted on mammalian species, birds provide useful alternative models since avian embryos develop outside the mother's body in a concealed… (More)

Maternal corticosterone elevation during egg formation in chickens (Gallus gallus domesticus) influences offspring traits, partly via prenatal undernutrition.

• R. N. Henriksen, Sophie Rettenbacher, Ton G G Groothuis
• General and comparative endocrinology
• 2013

The relationship between maternal stress during pregnancy in humans and the subsequent physical and mental health disorders in their children has inspired a wide array of studies on animal models.… (More)

Corticosterone metabolism by chicken follicle cells does not affect ovarian reproductive hormone synthesis in vitro

• Sophie Rettenbacher, R. N. Henriksen, Ton G. Groothuids, Michael Lepschy
• General and comparative endocrinology
• 2013

Glucocorticoids affect reproductive hormone production in many species. In chickens, elevated plasma corticosterone down-regulates testosterone and progesterone concentrations in plasma, but also in… (More)

Modeling of therapeutic dialysis of cerebrospinal fluid by epidural cooling in spinal cord injuries.

• T. Götz, C A Romero-Sierra, Robert G. Ethier, R. N. Henriksen
• Journal of neurotrauma
• 1988

Paraplegias of traumatic origin may be classified as primary or secondary. Secondary traumatic paraplegia (STP) is believed to result from an autodestructive process. Different authors have published… (More)

Steroids in chicken egg yolk: metabolism and uptake during early embryonic development.

• Nikolaus von Engelhardt, R. N. Henriksen, Ton G. G. Groothuis
• General and comparative endocrinology
• 2009

Effects of maternal hormones may adaptively adjust offspring development to prevailing conditions. However, Darwinian fitness of parents is maximized by investing in more than one offspring while… (More)

Elevated Plasma Corticosterone Decreases Yolk Testosterone and Progesterone in Chickens: Linking Maternal Stress and Hormone-Mediated Maternal Effects

• R. N. Henriksen, Ton G. G. Groothuis, Sophie Rettenbacher
• PloS one
• 2011

Despite considerable research on hormone-mediated maternal effects in birds, the underlying physiology remains poorly understood. This study investigated a potential regulation mechanism for… (More)

Black holes and Galactic density cusps – I. Radial orbit cusps and bulges

• Morgan Le Delliou, Richard Henriksen, Joseph Macmillan, M. Le Delliou, R. N. Henriksen, James D. Macmillan
• 2017

In this paper, we study the distribution functions that arise naturally during selfsimilar radial infall of collisionless matter. Such matter may be thought of either as stars or as dark matter… (More)

The Iue Mega Campaign: Wind Variability and Rotation in Early-type Stars

• Daniele Massa, A. W. Fullerton, +30 authors R. L. White
• 1995

Wind variability in OB stars may be ubiquitous, and a connection between projected stellar rotation velocity and wind activity is well established. However, the origin of this connection is unknown.… (More)

The Deutsch Field Gamma - Ray Pulsar Paper I : The Model Basics

• R. N. Henriksen
• 1996

A new model for the high-energy emission from pulsars is developed by considering charged particle motion in the fields of a spinning, highly magnetised and conducting sphere in vacuum. A generally… (More)

Corticosterone metabolism by chicken follicle cells does not affect ovarian reproductive hormone synthesis in vitro Rettenbacher,

• Sophie Henriksen, Rie Groothuis, Sophie Rettenbacher, R. N. Henriksen, Ton G. Groothuids, Michael Lepschy
• 2017

Glucocorticoids affect reproductive hormone production in many species. In chickens, elevated plasma corticosterone down-regulates testosterone and progesterone concentrations in plasma, but also in… (More)

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