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Deep Phenotyping with Global Brain Activity and Plasticity Mapping Identify the Dorsal Raphe-Basolateral Amygdala Circuit as a Mediator of Adaptive Stress Responses

2026-07-25

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Exposure to chronic environmental challenges triggers divergent behavioral trajectories across individuals. At the core, these different trajectories can be classified as individuals actively adapting to the challenges (“responders”) and those displaying a rigid, non-responsive phenotype (“non-responders”). The brain system-wide network configurations that dictate why individuals diverge along these differential c...

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4f70572e-52b5-58f0-8836-44c7b7c8ca48
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10.64898/2026.07.24.740522
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