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A widespread electrical brain network encodes anxiety in health and depressive states

2024-06-30

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In rodents, anxiety is characterized by heightened vigilance during low-threat and uncertain situations. Though activity in the frontal cortex and limbic system is fundamental to supporting this internal state, the underlying network architecture that integrates activity across brain regions to encode anxiety across animals and paradigms remains unclear. Here, we utilize parallel electrical recordings in freely be...

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ea6aa955-de79-5486-b4fb-4be5b89b0a67
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10.1101/2024.06.26.600900
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