Activity-based anorexia enhances glutamatergic synaptic transmission and neuronal excitability within the nucleus accumbens of female mice
Lydia G. Bailey, Connor W. Christensen, Samantha E. Weed…·Travis E. Brown
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Lydia G. Bailey, Connor W. Christensen, Samantha E. Weed…·Travis E. Brown
Derek Schaeuble, Tyler Wallace, Sebastian A. Pace…·Brent Myers
This study investigates sex-specific roles of the vmPFC-PH circuit in regulating stress responses and behavior in rats using optogenetics and genetic approaches.
Tyler Wallace, Derek Schaeuble, Sebastian A. Pace…·Brent Myers
This study investigates sex differences in how the infralimbic prefrontal cortex regulates stress responses and cardiovascular outcomes in rodents.
Dillon J. McGovern, Koy L. Ecton, David T. Huynh…·David H. Root
This study shows that uncontrollable stress increases VTA glutamate neuron activity and leads to social avoidance in mice, which can be prevented by reducing neuron activity.
Marissa J. Metz, Reagan L. Pennock, Diego Krapf, Shane T. Hentges
This study uses single-particle tracking to show that agonist binding to the mu opioid receptor changes its mobility states over time, with different interactions contributing to mobility and internalization.