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Neuropeptide Y Attenuates Stress‐Induced Bone Loss Through Suppression of Noradrenaline Circuits by Baldock, PA, Lin, S, Zhang, L, Karl, T, Shi, Y, Driessler, F, Zengin, A, Hörmer, B, Lee, NJ, Wong, IPL, Lin, EJD, Enriquez, RF, Stehrer, B, During, MJ, Yulyaningsih, E, Zolotukhin, S, Ruohonen, ST, Savontaus, E, Sainsbury, A, Herzog, H

“…ABSTRACT Chronic stress and depression have adverse consequences on many organ systems, including the skeleton, but the mechanisms underlying stress‐induced…”
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The role of Neuropeptide Y in fear conditioning and extinction by Tasan, R.O, Verma, D, Wood, J, Lach, G, Hörmer, B, de Lima, T.C.M, Herzog, H, Sperk, G

“…Abstract While anxiety disorders are the brain disorders with the highest prevalence and constitute a major burden for society, a considerable number of…”
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Pancreatic polypeptide and its central Y4 receptors are essential for cued fear extinction and permanent suppression of fear by Verma, D, Hörmer, B, Bellmann‐Sickert, K, Thieme, V, Beck‐Sickinger, A G, Herzog, H, Sperk, G, Tasan, R O

“…Background and purpose Avoiding danger and finding food are closely related behaviours that are essential for surviving in a natural environment. Growing…”
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Pancreatic polypeptide and its central Y 4 receptors are essential for cued fear extinction and permanent suppression of fear by Verma, D, Hörmer, B, Bellmann‐Sickert, K, Thieme, V, Beck‐Sickinger, A G, Herzog, H, Sperk, G, Tasan, R O

“…Background and purpose Avoiding danger and finding food are closely related behaviours that are essential for surviving in a natural environment. Growing…”
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