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Investigating the Role of Paraventricular Thalamic Taste Receptor T1R3 in Cognitive Tasks and Stress Vulnerability (2026)
The paraventricular thalamus has long been known to regulate hypothalamic-adrenal axis activity in response to stress, but chronic stress activation of the PVT has also been shown to introduce new stress-induced motivated behaviors (Rowson et al. 2021). Recent research has shown the taste receptor T
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