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    Insular cortex corticotropin-releasing factor integrates stress signaling with social affective behavior

    Insular cortex corticotropin-releasing factor integrates stress signaling with social affective behavior by Rieger, Nathaniel S, Varela, Juan A, Ng, Alexandra J, Granata, Lauren, Djerdjaj, Anthony, Brenhouse, Heather C, Christianson, John P

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    Insular Cortex Projections to Nucleus Accumbens Core Mediate Social Approach to Stressed Juvenile Rats

    Insular Cortex Projections to Nucleus Accumbens Core Mediate Social Approach to Stressed Juvenile Rats by Rogers-Carter, Morgan M, Djerdjaj, Anthony, Gribbons, K Bates, Varela, Juan A, Christianson, John P

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    Social affective behaviors among female rats involve the basolateral amygdala and insular cortex

    Social affective behaviors among female rats involve the basolateral amygdala and insular cortex by Djerdjaj, Anthony, Rieger, Nathaniel S, Brady, Bridget H, Carey, Bridget N, Ng, Alexandra J, Christianson, John P

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    Familiarity modulates social approach toward stressed conspecifics in female rats

    Familiarity modulates social approach toward stressed conspecifics in female rats by Rogers-Carter, Morgan M, Djerdjaj, Anthony, Culp, Amelia R, Elbaz, Joshua A, Christianson, John P

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    The basolateral amygdala to posterior insular cortex tract is necessary for social interaction with stressed juvenile rats

    The basolateral amygdala to posterior insular cortex tract is necessary for social interaction with stressed juvenile rats by Djerdjaj, Anthony, Ng, Alexandra J., Rieger, Nathaniel S., Christianson, John P.

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    Social affective behaviors among female rats involve the basolateral amygdala and insular cortex

    Social affective behaviors among female rats involve the basolateral amygdala and insular cortex by Anthony Djerdjaj, Nathaniel S. Rieger, Bridget H. Brady, Bridget N. Carey, Alexandra J. Ng, John P. Christianson

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