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Laura M. Harrison

Tulane University

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Glucocorticoids desensitize hypothalamic CRH neurons to norepinephrine and somatic stress activation via rapid nitrosylation-dependent regulation of α1 adrenoreceptor trafficking

Grant L. Weiss, Laura M. Harrison, Zhiying Jiang, Alyssa M. Nielsen, Maximillian S Feygin, Sandy Nguyen, Parker S Tirrell, Jeffrey G. Tasker

This study shows glucocorticoids rapidly desensitize CRH neurons to norepinephrine by regulating α1 adrenoreceptor trafficking through nitrosylation and endocytosis.

bioRxiv · Jul 29, 2024 · PreprintNeuroscience

Acute Stress Desensitizes Hypothalamic CRH Neurons to Norepinephrine and Physiological Stress

Zhiying Jiang, Chun Chen, Grant L. Weiss, Xin Fu, Marc O. Fisher, John C. Begley, Carly R. Stevens, Laura M. Harrison, Jeffrey G. Tasker

The paper shows that acute stress reduces the response of CRH neurons to norepinephrine and physiological stress through glucocorticoid-mediated adrenoreceptor desensitization.

bioRxiv · Dec 31, 2019 · PreprintNeuroscience