Table 1.
Experimental conditions for studies on the role of the CRF system in social defeat stress.
| Study | Species (strain) | Sex | Housing | Control condition | Duration of stressor | Measure/manipulation | Site/route | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EFFECTS OF SOCIAL DEFEAT STRESS ON CENTRAL CRF SYSTEM | |||||||
| Funk et al., 2006 | Rat (Wistar) | Male | Not spec. | No stress | 30 min | CRF mRNA (in situ) | |
| Panksepp et al., 2007 | Rat (Long–Evans) | Male | Group | Novel non-aggressive | 30 min | CRF-like peptide (RIA) | |
| Fekete et al., 2009 | Rat (Wistar) | Male | Single | Handling only | 75 min | CRF R2 mRNA in situ and c-fos ICC | |
| PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON THE EXPRESSION AND ACQUISITION OF CONDITIONED DEFEAT STRESS | |||||||
| Robison et al., 2004 | Mice (C57BL/6) | Not spec. | Single | Antalarmin, non-stress | 10 min | Antalarmin | BLA | 
| Jasnow et al., 1999 | Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | None | 4 × 5 min over 1 day | CP-154,526 | i.p. | 
| Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | None | 4 × 5 min over 1 day | D-Phe CRF | i.c.v. | |
| Jasnow et al., 2004 | Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | None | 15 min | D-Phe CRF | BNST | 
| Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | None | 15 min | D-Phe CRF | CeA | |
| Cooper and Huhman, 2005 | Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | Empty resident cage | 15 min | anti-SVG-30 | i.c.v. | 
| Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | Empty resident cage | 15 min | CP-154,526 | i.c.v. | |
| Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | Empty resident cage | 15 min | anti-SVG-30 | BNST | |
| Cooper and Huhman, 2007 | Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | Empty resident cage | 15 min | D-Phe CRF | DRN | 
| Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | Empty resident cage | 15 min | anti-SVG-30 | DRN | |
| Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | Empty resident cage | 15 min | D-Phe CRF | DRN | |
| Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | Empty resident cage | 15 min | anti-SVG-30 | DRN | |
| Cooper and Huhman, 2010 | Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | None | 15 min | D-Phe CRF | i.c.v. | 
| Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | None | 15 min | anti-SVG-30 | i.c.v. | |
| Syrian hamsters | Male | Single | None | 15 min | CP-154,526 | i.c.v. | |
| PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON OTHER BEHAVIORAL CONSEQUENCES OF SOCIAL DEFEAT STRESS | |||||||
| Heinrichs et al., 1992 | Rat (Wistar) | Male | Not spec. | No stress | 30 min | α-helical CRF | i.c.v. | 
| Rat (Wistar) | Male | Not spec. | No stress | 30 min | α-helical CRF | CeA | |
| Liebsch et al., 1995 | Rat (Wistar) | Male | SINGLE | None | 10 min | Antisense oligonucleotide | CeA | 
| Wood et al., 2012 | Rat (Sprague Dawley) | Male | SINGLE | Novel cage | 30 min × 7 days | NBI-30775 | s.c. | 
| Wang et al., 2011 | Mice | Male | SINGLE | No stress | 24 h × 21 days | CRH R1 deficiency | Forebrain | 
Housing indicates how animals were housed prior to any SDS testing (“not spec.” indicates that pre-testing housing was not indicated, and is presumed to be isolation). Control condition refers specifically to any behavioral controls (“none” indicates all animals were tested for response to stress).