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Blockade of the Retinal Orexin Receptors Affects Retinal and Hypothalamic C-fos Expression and Hypothalamic Rhythmicity in Male Wistar Rats

2023-09-19

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Orexin A and B (OXA and OXB) and their receptors are expressed in the majority of retinal neurons in humans, rats, and mice. Orexins modulate signal transmission between the different layers of the retina. The suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) and the retina are central and peripheral components of the body's biological clocks; respectively. The SCN receives photic information from the retina through the retinohypotha...

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07cd0f10-a281-59b8-b6e1-87ec65a6b3f2
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3348543/v1
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