The mesostriatal dopaminergic system, which comprises the mesolimbic and the nigrostriatal pathways, plays a major role in neural processing underlying motor and limbic functions. Multiple reports suggest that these processes are influenced by hemispheric differences in striatal dopamine (DA) levels, DA turnover and its receptor activity. Here, we review studies which measured the concentration...

Companion animal ownership has been associated with a wide variety of physical and psychological health benefits. The extent to which person gains any welfare advantages from the in their care, however, may be related factors, one is quality human–animal relationship. Thus far, little attention devoted role attachment one's companion on wellbeing during global pandemic, time when mental shown e...

The link between behaviour of a stockperson towards animals and the animals' behavioural response to humans is an important indicator of animal welfare. However, the economical importance of the human-animal relationship has only recently been acknowledged. The potential to improve animal productivity by improving these human-animal interactions is a positive step towards improving the welfare ...

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SOURCE OF PROTEIN INTAKE AND OBESITY RISK IN CHILDREN by Grace Stuhrman Background: Previous research has reported a relationship between high protein intake (>15% of energy) during early childhood and an increased risk of obesity later in life. However, few studies have investigated this relationship during middle childhood to early adolescence or examined the effe...