Morphometric characteristics of changes in the retrosplenial cortex of mice during social stress modeling

Studies of the morphological substrate of stress effects on the organism help to understand the role of various brain structures in reactions to stressors, but the detailed mechanisms of these reactions remain poorly understood. Purpse. To study morphofunctional changes in the retrosplenial cortex, one of the important structures in the brain's reactions to stress, when modeling social stress in mice in comparison with intact animals.