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Role of the nucleus accumbens in signaled avoidance actions

2024-06-01

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Animals, humans included, navigate their environments guided by sensory cues, responding adaptively to potential dangers and rewards. Avoidance behaviors serve as adaptive strategies in the face of signaled threats, but the neural mechanisms orchestrating these behaviors remain elusive. Current circuit models of avoidance behaviors indicate that the nucleus accumbens (NAc) in the ventral striatum plays a key role...

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97ed4ca4-e3df-54cb-a56e-5b4770068113
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10.1101/2024.06.01.596968
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