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Limbic System

 
 
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  • These results provide biochemical evidence for the hypothesis that stimulation of dopamine transmission in the limbic system might be a fundamental property of drugs that are abused [31].
  • We have identified a receptor for MSH and ACTH peptides that is specifically expressed in regions of the hypothalamus and limbic system [32].
  • The functions of the cerebellum, the limbic system and the cortico-basal ganglia-thalamocortical loops are analyzed to illustrate the utility and applicability of this theoretical concept [33].
  • These results show that the learning impairments in the aged rats are related to the extent of decrease in glucose utilization in restricted areas of the limbic system [34].
  • Our results suggest that glutamate excitatory circuits recognized by these antisera are predominantly found in regions of the limbic system that are reciprocally interconnected [35].
 

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