2021
DOI: 10.1096/fasebj.2021.35.s1.02980
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Global vs regional knockdown of GPR83 differentially regulates anxiety‐like behavior in female mice

Abstract: Anxiety disorders, prevalent in our society, represent a burden for those suffering with these disorders. Recent studies have shed light onto the brain circuits involved in generating anxiety and there are pharmaceutical treatments for anxiety‐disorders. Despite this, patients still suffer, highlighting the need to investigate new targets involved in the etiology of anxiety disorders. GPR83, a recently deorphanized receptor activated by the abundant neuropeptide PEN, was first identified due to its regulation … Show more

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