Oxytocin: Research into Social Behavior and Emotional Regulation

Research Background

Oxytocin is a neuropeptide. Laboratory research focuses on its roles in social behavior, emotional bonding, and stress regulation.

By activating oxytocin receptors, it regulates neural activity in the brain’s limbic system, influencing social cognition and emotional responses.

Cell model studies of the neural mechanisms of social behavior

Exploration of mechanisms underlying emotional disorders and stress regulation

Laboratory validation of neuropeptides

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