Richard Hunter

Associate Professor

University of Massachusetts Boston

United States

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Richard Hunter is an Associate Professor at the University of Massachusetts Boston, USA. His research focuses on the impact of maternal immune activation and environmental factors on neuropsychiatric outcomes, particularly through the lens of transposable elements and stress-sensitive brain regions. Recent publications include studies on hair cortisol concentrations in mother-infant dyads and the regulatory effects of maternal immune activation on glucocorticoid receptor activity.

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University of Massachusetts Boston

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Professor of Psychology

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

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Hair Cortisol Concentrations in Opioid-Exposed versus Nonexposed Mother–Infant Dyads

Maternal Immune Activation and Enriched Environments Impact B2 SINE Expression in Stress Sensitive Brain Regions of Rodent Offspring

B2 SINE RNA as a novel regulator of glucocorticoid receptor transcriptional activity

Maternal immune activation alters placental histone-3 lysine-9 tri-methylation, offspring sensorimotor processing, and hypothalamic transposable element expression in a sex-specific manner

Editorial: Insights in emotion regulation and processing: 2022

Special issue dedicated to Dr. Bruce S. McEwen

Bridging the Gap Between Environmental Adversity and Neuropsychiatric Disorders: The Role of Transposable Elements

Regulatory Effects of Maternal Immune Activation and Environmental Enrichment on Glucocorticoid Receptor and FKBP5 Expression in Stress-sensitive Regions of the Offspring Brain

The Role of Transposable Elements in Sexual Development

Corticosterone dynamically regulates retrotransposable element expression in the rat hippocampus and C6 cells

Stress, Adaptation, and the Deep Genome: Why Transposons Matter

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Troy Richter

Amanda Kentner

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