Kenkel WM, Perkeybile AM, Yee JR, Pournajafi-Nazarloo H, Lillard TS, Ferguson EF, ... Connelly JJ. (2019). Behavioral and epigenetic consequences of oxytocin treatment at birth. Science Advances; 5(5): eaav2244.
Kenkel WM. (2019). Corpus Colossal: A Bibliometric Analysis of Neuroscience Abstracts and Impact Factor. Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience; 13(18).
Kenkel WM, Perkeybile AM, Yee JR, Carter CS. (2019). Rewritable fidelity: How repeated pairings and age influence subsequent pair-bond formation in male prairie voles. Hormones and behavior; 113: 47-54.
Glasper ER, Kenkel WM, Bick J, Rilling JK. (2019). More than just mothers: The neurobiological and neuroendocrine underpinnings of allomaternal caregiving. Frontiers in Neuroendocrinology; 53: 100741.
Perkeybile AM, Carter CS, Wroblewski KL, Puglia MH, Kenkel WM, Lillard TS, ... Connelly JJ. (2018). Early nurture epigenetically tunes the oxytocin receptor. Psychoneuroendocrinology; 99: 128-36.
Kenkel WM, Perkeybile AM, Carter CS. (2017). The neurobiological causes and effects of alloparenting. Developmental Neurobiology; 77(2): 214-32.
Yee JR*, Kenkel WM*, Kulkarni P, Moore K, Perkeybile AM, Toddes S, ... Ferris CF. (2016). BOLD fMRI in awake prairie voles: A platform for translational social and affective neuroscience. NeuroImage. 138: 221-32. *these authors contributed equally
Kenkel WM, Yee JR, Moore K, Madularu D, Kulkarni P, Gamber K, ... Ferris CF. (2016). Functional magnetic resonance imaging in awake transgenic fragile X rats: evidence of dysregulation in reward processing in the mesolimbic/habenular neural circuit. Translational Psychiatry; 6: e763.
Kenkel WM, Carter CS. (2016). Voluntary exercise facilitates pair-bonding in male prairie voles. Behavioural Brain Research; 296: 326-30.
Kenkel WM, Yee JR, Porges SW, Ferris CF, Carter CS. (2015). Cardioacceleration in alloparents in response to stimuli from prairie vole pups: The significance of thermoregulation. Behavioural Brain Research. 286: 71-9.
Kenkel WM, Yee JR, Carter CS. (2014). Is Oxytocin a Maternal-Fetal Signaling Molecule at Birth? Implications for Development. Journal of Neuroendocrinology. 26(10): 739-49.