Abstract

The dorsal hypothalamic area regulates increases in body temperature in response to stress, but precise mechanisms are unclear. A new study suggests that glutamatergic neurons in this brain area regulate this action and, surprisingly, may also be involved in blushing. The dorsal hypothalamic area regulates increases in body temperature in response to stress, but precise mechanisms are unclear. A new study suggests that glutamatergic neurons in this brain area regulate this action and, surprisingly, may also be involved in blushing.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)R791-R792
JournalCurrent Biology
Volume28
Issue number14
DOIs
StatePublished - 23 Jul 2018

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