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Dentate Gyrus Engrams in Fear and Reward: Mechanistic Principles, Critical Gaps, and Paths to Translation

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By Lorianna Colon, Amelia J. Eisch, Oluwatoni A. Famuyide
| Wiley Online Library Verified
BLA basolateral amygdala CA1 cornu Ammonis 1 CA2 cornu Ammonis 2 CA3 cornu Ammonis 3 CFC contextual fear conditioning ChR2 channelrhodopsin-2 CNS central nervous system CPP conditioned place preference d dorsal DG dentate gyrus DH dorsal hippocampus DMS dorsomedial striatum EC entorhinal cortex ELS early-life stress GC granule cell IEG immediate-early genes LC locus coeruleus LEC lateral entorhinal cortex MEC medial entorhinal cortex MIA immune activation NAc nucleus accumbens OFC...
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Female and male microglia are not different in the dentate gyrus of postnatal day 10 mice

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By Lorianna Colon, Dana Raphael, Danielle Guez-Barber, Max Wragan
| BioRxiv
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Sexual differentiation of contextual fear responses

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By Andrew Poulos, Lorianna Colon, Natalie Odynocki, Anthony Santarelli
| learnmem.cshlp.org
Abstract Development and sex differentiation impart an organizational influence on the neuroanatomy and behavior of mammalian species. Prior studies suggest that brain regions associated with fear motivated defensive behavior undergo a protracted and sex-dependent development. Outside of adult animals, evidence for developmental sex differences in conditioned fear is sparse.
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