Dorsal Motor Vagal Neurons Can Elicit Bradycardia and Reduce Anxiety-Like Behavior
Misty M. Strain, Nicholas J. Conley, LILY S. KAUFFMAN, Liliana Espinoza, Stephanie Fedorchak, Patricia Castro Martinez, Maisie E. Crook, Maira Jalil, Georgia E. Hodes, Stephen B.G. Abbott, Ali D. Güler, John N. Campbell, Carie Renee Boychuk
This study identifies that dorsal motor vagal neurons can cause bradycardia and reduce anxiety-like behavior through specific receptor mechanisms.
iScience · Feb 5, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience