Dendritic complexity in the rat secondary motor cortex is not affected by chronic variable stress

Dendritic complexity in the rat secondary motor cortex is not affected by chronic variable stress

Chronic stress is a well-established risk factor for developing a substance use disorder. Some research suggests that stress may facilitate impaired behavioral control, resulting in an increased vulnerability to addiction. However, the specific mechanisms through which these two phenomena interac...

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Main Authors: Gray Stewart, Emma Giménez, Zach Gray, Faith Reynolds, Dylan O’Donnell, Cheryl Conrad, Sara Taylor
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Appalachian State University Honors College 2020-09-01
Series:Impulse: The Premier Undergraduate Neuroscience Journal
Subjects:
dendritic morphology
goal-directed behavior
habitual behavior
action strategies
addiction
pyramidal neurons
Online Access:https://impulse.appstate.edu/articles/2020/dendritic-complexity-rat-secondary-motor-cortex-not-affected-chronic-variable-stress

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