Broadly, we present a means of transcriptionally profiling locuscoeruleus under baseline and experimental conditions.
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Individual neurons in the locuscoeruleus (LC) were studied in the whole-cell current clamp.
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In contrast, neither clonidine nor ST-91 consistently altered stress-induced reinstatement when injected into the locuscoeruleus.
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When tagged D2 receptors were expressed in locuscoeruleus neurons, a desensitizing protocol induced significant internalization.
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Therefore, neuromodulation of sodium channel in locuscoeruleus neurons may play an important role in drug addiction.
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The increase of enzyme activity in the locuscoeruleus following adrenalectomy was totally prevented by corticosterone replacement.
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All those data demonstrate that cocaine has inhibitory effect on the spontaneous activities and sodium current in locuscoeruleus neurons.
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Novel MRI approaches now provide an opportunity to quantify structural features of the locuscoeruleus in vivo during disease progression.
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High levels of locuscoeruleus (LC) tonic activity are associated with distraction and poor performance within a task.
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Background: Through their action on the locuscoeruleus, alpha2-adrenoceptor agonists induce rapidly reversible sedation while partially preserving cognitive brain functions.
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The results demonstrate that significant electrical coupling occurs among locuscoeruleus neurons from neonatal rats; this appears to decline with age.
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From these data, it appears that tyrosine hydroxylase in the locuscoeruleus neurons is under the regulatory influence of pituitary ACTH.
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The locuscoeruleus (LC) is a key nucleus involved in arousal that has also been shown to impact pain processing.
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If anyone accuses you of being lazy, quietly explain that you are employing your locuscoeruleus in the war against rigid thinking.
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Intracellular recordings were made from locuscoeruleus neurons in slices taken from rats 8-26 d of age.
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Like rats and cats, mice have an ovoid core of medium-sized Bar neurons located medial to the locuscoeruleus (LC).