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Regulation of Brain Primary Cilia Length by MCH Signaling: Evidence from Pharmacological, Genetic, Optogenetic and Chemogenic Manipulations

2021-04-09

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The melanin concentrating hormone (MCH) system is involved in numerous functions including energy homeostasis, food intake, sleep, stress, mood, aggression, reward, maternal behavior, social behavior, and cognition. MCH acts on a G protein-coupled receptor MCHR1, which expresses ubiquitously in the brain and localizes to neuronal primary cilia. Cilia act as cells’ antennas and play crucial roles in cell signaling...

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ba5db434-38b0-5187-a4d8-97573568e448
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10.1101/2021.04.07.438846
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