Brain’s Kappa-Opioid Switch: New Map Reveals How Dynorphin Circuits Drive Depression and Anxiety
A new review maps how the kappa-opioid receptor/dynorphin system acts as a circuit-specific switch in the brain's fear and reward ...
A new review maps how the kappa-opioid receptor/dynorphin system acts as a circuit-specific switch in the brain's fear and reward ...
Evolutionary neurobiologist Max Farnworth has joined Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz from Bristol to lead a DFG-funded Emmy Noether group investigating ...
A complete wiring diagram of an electric fish cerebellum-like circuit reveals how structured synaptic connectivity enables fast, accurate and continually ...
New research shows that cerebellar granule cells predictively encode delayed dopamine rewards while climbing fibers provide instructive reward signals that ...
New research in Nature Neuroscience shows that reciprocal connections between neocortical areas dynamically reweight their communication to build consensus across ...
BD² has awarded more than $13 million in new grants to research teams at Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and Stanford to ...
A new modeling study shows that distance-dependent wiring rules produce clustered, low-cost cortical network structures that differ fundamentally from randomly ...
A new review proposes that histone lactylation and m6A RNA methylation may link acute brain hemorrhage to long-term depression, anxiety, ...
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