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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Corticolimbic"”.

  1. Activation of the corticolimbic brain by visual food cues; Effect of menstrual cycle phase and mood

    Hypothalamic control of food intake may be overridden by cortical and limbic brain regions that process reward and the hedonic aspect of food, affecting the ability to discriminate between homeostatic and hedonic feeding. Women, in particular may be affected since cognition and perception of reward …

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  2. Multiscale Genomic Analysis of the Corticolimbic System: Uncovering the Molecular and Anatomic Substrates of Anxiety-Related Behavior

    … were used to assay gene expression in three key corticolimbic brain regions—the prefrontal cortex, amygdala, and hippocampus. Several large transcriptome data sets were also analyzed. These expression data sets brought focus on an interval on mouse distal chromosome 1 that modulates diverse …

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  3. A Novel Experimental Method for Measuring Proactive and Reactive Responses to Threat and an Examination of Their Personality and Neural Correlates

    … reactivity and intrinsic connectivity within the corticolimbic circuit.</p><p>Results from Study 1 demonstrate that during threat exposure, participants exhibit increased avoidance behavior, faster reaction times, and increased muscular and sympathetic activity. Moreover, results demonstrate that …

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  4. Neuroimaging metrics of drug- and food-cue reactivity as a function of psychopathic traits, substance use, and substance dependence

    … bias towards drugrelated stimuli within a corticolimbic circuit involved in decision-making, salience attribution, and motivation. Psychopathic traits both sensitized this neural processing bias and modulated the effect of substance use severity. In the second study, we separated dependent …

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  5. Early adversity and individual differences in adolescent mental health

    … method to investigate differences in corticolimbic connectivity associated with differential outcomes in participants matched for adversity profiles. This approach revealed an adversity profile highly linked with internalising problems; importantly, differential mental health outcomes …

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  6. Neuroimaging metrics of externalizing disorders: assessing neurobiological features of substance use, withdrawal, substance use disorders, and psychopathy

    … also found that GMC and FNC within several corticolimbic regions, notably the MFG, separated cocaine-dependent participants with and without a history of withdrawal and varying degrees of lifetime history of cocaine use and psychopathic traits. These results provide preliminary evidence that …

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  7. Normative Range Parenting and the Developing Brain: Investigating the Functional and Structural Neural Correlates of Parenting in the Absence of Trauma

    … aspects of both early caregiving experiences and corticolimbic circuitry. Analyses revealed that participants who reported higher maternal control exhibited increased amygdala reactivity to explicit, interpersonal threat and decreased structural integrity of the uncinate fasciculus. While not a …

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