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Linda A. Chamberlin

Columbia University

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Ventral tegmental area GABA neurons mediate stress-induced anhedonia.

Daniel C. Lowes, Linda A. Chamberlin, Lisa N. Kretsge, Emma S. Holt, Atheir I. Abbas, Alan Jung Park, Lyubov Yusufova, Zachary Bretton-Granatoor, Ayesha Firdous, Armen G. Enikolopov, Joshua A. Gordon, Alexander Z. Harris

This study shows that VTA GABA neurons drive NAc oscillations during stress, which are necessary and sufficient for stress-induced anhedonia.

Nature Communications · Jun 10, 2021Peer-reviewedNeuroscience