Neuroendocrine regulation and behavior
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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.
Post-inhibitory rebound firing of mPOA neurons, driven by T-type Ca2+ currents, is essential for hypothalamic activation during male mating in mice.
Dominance hierarchy influences innate defensive behaviors in mice, with social presence reducing stress and shifting responses depending on threat type and rank.
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Individual behavioral traits and stable social interactions shape persistent social hierarchies in male mice, with high-ranking mice engaging more in chasing behaviors across contexts.
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