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A shared ensemble in the prelimbic cortex links impulsivity and anxiety-like behavior

2025-12-26

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Mental health disorders often share overlapping behavioral and neural features, yet it remains unclear why these relationships emerge or whether they reflect common underlying neural processes. To explore this, we recorded prelimbic (PL) activity using endoscopic calcium imaging as rats completed a battery of tasks assessing impulsivity, distress tolerance, anxiety-like behavior, incentive salience (Pavlovian cond...

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3e16d045-a7e0-50e9-a324-4086ea9e9e10
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10.64898/2025.12.25.696439
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