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Neurochemistry and Molecular Neurobiology of Aggressive Behavior,r the major focus of neurobiological inquiries into the mechanisms mediating certain types of aggressive behavior. Its significant role in impulsive, hostile, antisocial and intensely violent outbursts has been supported by several findings including: deficient levels of 5-HT and its acid metabolite

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Novel Mechanisms Underlying Neuroendocrine Regulation of Aggression: A Synthesis of Rodent, Avian, ue to the emphasis placed on testosterone much less is know regarding the potential role of other steroid and peptide hormones in the regulation of aggression. The idea that any single hormone mediates aggression, however, is overly simplistic. In fact, research over the last two decades or more hav

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The Neuroendocrinology and Neurochemistry of Birdsong,l circuit that controls the learning, production, and perception of song. Studies of the hormonal regulation of neurotransmitter systems in this specialized circuit provide an opportunity for neuroscientists to investigate the cellular neurochemistry of complex behaviors. In this review, we review t

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Maternal Programming of Glucocorticoid Receptor Expression and HPA Responses to Stress Through DNA ceptor gene promoter in the hippocampus of the offspring. Differences in the DNA methylation pattern between the offspring of high- and low-licking/grooming—arched-back mothers emerge over the first week of life. They are reversed with cross-fostering, persist into adulthood, and are associated with

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Neurochemistry/Neuropharmacology of Fear and Fear Conditioning,of the brain. In this chapter, we discuss the brain‘s “fear learning” system from a neurochemical and pharmacological perspective. We focus on the neurochemical and biochemical events that underlie fear “memory consolidation” or the processes whereby short-term fear memories are gradually transforme

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