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Differential expression of deltaFosB in reward processing regions between binge eating prone and resistant female rats

2019-10-28

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Binge eating disorder (BED) is characterized by bingeing and compulsivity. Even though BED is the most prevalent eating disorder, little is known about its pathophysiology. We aimed to identify brain regions and neuron subtypes implicated in the development of binge-like eating in a female rat model. We separated rats into binge eating prone (BEP) and binge eating resistant (BER) phenotypes based on the amount of...

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c53b8192-efd2-52cf-8f15-2351772f4600
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10.1101/821355
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