Spatial alignment of chemoarchitecture and resting-state functional connectivity predicts short term weight restoration in anorexia nervosa - Translational Psychiatry Translational Psychiatry - Spatial alignment of chemoarchitecture and resting-state functional connectivity predicts short term weight restoration in anorexia nervosa

Individual spatial correlations between neurotransmitter transporter densities, along with resting-state fMRI alterations, predict early weight gain in #AnorexiaNervosa.
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<em>Journal of Neuroendocrinology</em> | BSN Journal | Wiley Online Library GHSR agonism increases blood glucose, inhibits locomotor activity and delays food intake in GHSR hyperresponsive rats.

New study in J. Neuroendocrinology shows that in rats enhancing GHSR (ghrelin’s receptor) responsivity alters typical responses: while blood glucose rises, the expected increase in feeding is delayed and movement decreases.
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