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横部下垂体では,ストレス誘発による急性および性の調節を指示する

Jagat Narayan Prajapati1, Aynal Hoque2, Manojeet Pattanayak1

  • 1Centre for Neuroscience, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560012, India.

Cell reports
|February 21, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

研究者らは,ストレスとを調節する側性下垂体領域 (LHA) のニューロンを特定した. これらのニューロンを活性化すると,や不安が抑制され,抑制するとが悪化し,ストレスの鍵となる神経回路が明らかになった.

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CP:神経科学についてヒポタラミュス・ヒポタラミュスイチチイチ イチチイチ神経回路は,神経回路によって構成されています.オプトジェネティクス (光学遺伝学)ソーリアーシス ソーリアーシスストレス ストレス ストレス ストレス

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