Overexpression of transmembrane protein 168 in the mouse nucleus accumbens induces anxiety and sensorimotor gating deficit

Keyphrases

• Overexpression 100%
• Nucleus Accumbens 100%
• Transmembrane Protein 100%
• Sensorimotor Gating Deficit 100%
• Methamphetamine Dependence 20%
• Locomotor Activity 10%
• Adenovirus 10%
• Depressive-like Behavior 10%
• Etiology 10%
• C57BL 10%
• Social Interaction 10%
• Light-dark Box Test 10%
• Prepulse Inhibition 10%
• Elevated Plus Maze 10%
• Response Test 10%
• Neuronal Network 10%
• Amino Acid Residues 10%
• Transmembrane Domain 10%
• Brain Disorders 10%
• Antipsychotics 10%
• Ambient GABA 10%
• Schizophrenia-like Behavior 10%
• High K+ 10%
• Strong Connections 10%
• Diazepam 10%
• Cognitive Ability 10%
• Mood Disorders 10%
• Behavioral Paradigms 10%
• Startle Response 10%
• GABAergic 10%
• Mouse Control 10%
• Basal Level 10%
• Risperidone 10%
• Adaptive Change 10%
• Total Content 10%
• Anti-anxiety 10%

Neuroscience

• Nucleus Accumbens 100%
• Sensory Gating 100%
• Transmembrane Protein 100%
• Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid 30%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 20%
• Methamphetamine Dependence 20%
• Locomotor Activity 10%
• Cognitive Function 10%
• Social Interaction 10%
• Prepulse Inhibition 10%
• Startle Response 10%
• Elevated Plus Maze 10%
• Mood Disorder 10%
• Amino Acid 10%
• Adeno-Associated Virus 10%
• Typical Antipsychotic 10%
• Etiology of Anxiety 10%
• Risperidone 10%
• Messenger RNA 10%
• Brain Disease 10%
• Diazepam 10%