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Activation of the amygdaloreticular pathway induces overeating and ingestion-like behaviors regardless of metabolic need or palatability cues.
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Reduced serotonin neuron activity in the dorsal raphe during pregnancy drives food-craving-like behavior in mice, with SK3 ion channels playing a key role.
Deletion of tyrosine hydroxylase in approximately 25% of substantia nigra dopamine neurons significantly reduces food-anticipatory locomotion in mice.
Post-inhibitory rebound firing of mPOA neurons, driven by T-type Ca2+ currents, is essential for hypothalamic activation during male mating in mice.
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