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A ventral pallidal glutamatergic aversive network encodes abstinence from and reexposure to cocaine

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By Jessica A. Wojick, Danai Riga, Benoit P. Nicolet, Liran A. Levi
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract Relapse to drugs of abuse can occur after long periods of abstinence. The ventral pallidum (VP) is central to drug addiction, and its glutamatergic neurons (VPGlu), whose activation drives aversion, inhibit drug seeking. However, it remains unknown whether these neurons encode the abstinence from and relapse to drugs.
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A ventral pallidal glutamatergic aversive network encodes abstinence from and reexposure to cocaine

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By Jessica A. Wojick, Danai Riga, Benoit P. Nicolet, Liran A. Levi
| dx.doi.org
Research Article NEUROSCIENCE INTRODUCTION A central issue in drug addiction is the high rates of relapse, driven by drug craving (1) and the negative emotions induced by withdrawal (2). Neural adaptations during withdrawal were primarily shown in the nucleus accumbens and the ventral tegmental area (VTA) (3–7) and linked mainly to the growing craving for the drug. Adaptations underlying the contribution of aversive symptoms to relapse, however, are less well understood.
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Enjoy a Smooth Riding Experience with an Advanced AI Electric Scooter

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By Liran A. Levi
| EIN News
Enjoy a Smooth Riding Experience with an Advanced AI Electric Scooter Are you ready to elevate your travel experience with a major upgrade? Flash Motors’ newest flagship, Infinity X, boasts a next-generation AI controller in a durable, corrosion-resistant frame. LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, USA, January 18, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Artificial intelligence (AI) has become the ideal way to elevate the riding experience, granting the rider capabilities beyond human limits.
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