Mu Opioid Receptor–Expressing Neurons in the Dorsal Raphe Nucleus Are Involved in Reward Processing and Affective Behaviors

Keyphrases

• Activation Mechanism 5%
• Affective Behavior 100%
• Aversive Stimuli 5%
• Calcium Activity 5%
• Complex Regulations 5%
• Conditioned Place Preference 5%
• Dopaminergic Pathway 5%
• Dorsal Raphe nucleus 100%
• Emotional Response 5%
• Fiber Photometry 5%
• Glutamatergic Neurons 5%
• Immunohistochemistry 5%
• Lateral Hypothalamus 16%
• Mixed Inhibition 5%
• Morphine 11%
• Neuronal Population 5%
• Neurostimulation 5%
• Opioids 11%
• Optogenetics 5%
• Optostimulation 16%
• Oxymorphone 5%
• Passive Coping 5%
• Photouncaging 5%
• Place Conditioning 5%
• Place Preference 5%
• Positive Emotions 11%
• Positive Reinforcement 5%
• Processing Behavior 100%
• Receptor Function 5%
• Receptor Neurons 55%
• Reduced Anxiety 5%
• Reinforcing Effect 11%
• Reward Processing 100%
• Reward Response 5%
• Social Preferences 5%
• Uncaging 5%
• γ-aminobutyric 5%
• μ-opioid Receptor 100%

Neuroscience

• Behavior (Neuroscience) 100%
• Conditioned Place Preference 11%
• Dopaminergic 5%
• Dorsal Raphe Nucleus 100%
• Immunohistochemistry 5%
• Lateral Hypothalamus 16%
• Morphine 11%
• Optogenetics 5%
• Oxymorphone 5%
• μ-Opioid Receptor 83%