Dysmyelination in the rat CNS¶
Kelsey, J. E., Liang, & Sucher, N. J. (1990). Dysmyelination in the rat CNS: Pathology and myelin repair.
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- Learned Helplessness
- Recent neuroscience has localized this to serotonergic circuits in the dorsal raphé nucleus and prefrontal-subcortical control loops that modulate the shift between passive and active coping.
This sourcePlenum. Neuroscience foundations of inescapable-stress response; dorsal raphe serotonergic circuits.
- Recent neuroscience has localized this to serotonergic circuits in the dorsal raphé nucleus and prefrontal-subcortical control loops that modulate the shift between passive and active coping.
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