(L) Study Shows Working Memory Is Driven By Prefrontal Cortex And Dopamine (2012)

December 18, 2012 redOrbit Staff & Wire Reports – Your Universe Online One of the unique features of the human mind is its ability re-prioritize its goals and priorities as situations change and new information arises. This happens when you cancel a planned cruise because you need the money to repair your broke-down car, or […]

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The two faces of depression – two studies switch off symptoms in mice, but in opposite ways

In a lab at Stanford University, a mouse is showing signs of depression. For around 10 weeks, it has experienced a series of irritations, from bouts without food or water, to erratic sleep patterns. Now, its motivation is low—when picked up by the tail, it makes few attempts to escape, and it doesn’t try to […]

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(L) The two faces of depression – two studies switch off symptoms in mice, but in opposite ways- dopamine (2012)

The two faces of depression – two studies switch off symptoms in mice, but in opposite ways By Ed Yong | December 12, 2012  In a lab at Stanford University, a mouse is showing signs of depression. For around 10 weeks, it has experienced a series of irritations, from bouts without food or water, to […]

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This is a clear case of how enduring temporary pain leads to rich rewards.

Insomnia, headaches, a couple periods of flatlining, maddening temptation and the feeling of uncertainty when facing the problems of your life without a fap security blanket. I experienced all of these things in these 90 days. Why would anyone want to go through it?! Well, this is a clear case of how enduring temporary pain […]

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(L) New research sheds light on connection between dopamine and depression symptoms (2012)

New research sheds light on connection between dopamine and depression symptoms Lia Steakley on December 12th, 2012   A team of researchers at Stanford have successfully induced and relieved depression-like deficiencies in both pleasure and motivation in mice by controlling a region of the brain known as the ventral tegmental area. That part of the brain […]

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