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Microglial Over-Activation by Social Defeat Stress Contributes to Anxiety- and Depressive-Like Behaviors by Stein, Dirson J, Vasconcelos, Mailton F, Albrechet-Souza, Lucas, Ceresér, Keila M M, de Almeida, Rosa M M

“…Hyper activation of the neuroimmune system is strongly related to the development of neuropsychiatric disorders. Psychosocial stress has been postulated to…”
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Corticotropin-releasing factor receptor signaling and modulation: implications for stress response and resilience by Vasconcelos, Mailton, Stein, Dirson J, Gallas-Lopes, Matheus, Landau, Luane, de Almeida, Rosa Maria M

“…Introduction In addition to their role in regulation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal-axis, corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) and its related peptides,…”
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Episodic Social Stress-Escalated Cocaine Self-Administration: Role of Phasic and Tonic Corticotropin Releasing Factor in the Anterior and Posterior Ventral Tegmental Area by Holly, Elizabeth N, Boyson, Christopher O, Montagud-Romero, Sandra, Stein, Dirson J, Gobrogge, Kyle L, DeBold, Joseph F, Miczek, Klaus A

“…Intermittent social defeat stress escalates later cocaine self-administration. Reward and stress both activate ventral tegmental area (VTA) dopamine neurons,…”
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Preemptive transcranial direct current stimulation induces analgesia, prevents chronic inflammation and fibrosis, and promotes tissue repair in a rat model of postoperative pain by Zancanaro, Mayra, Stein, Dirson J., Lopes, Bettega C., de Souza, Andressa, Ströher Toledo, Roberta, de Souza, Alessandra H., Oliveira, Sara M., Visioli, Fernanda, Sanches, Paulo R.S., Fregni, Felipe, Caumo, Wolnei, Torres, Iraci L.S.

“…[Display omitted] •Preemptive transcranial direct current stimulation induces analgesia.•Preemptive transcranial direct current stimulation prevents…”
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Long-lasting behavioral and neurochemical effects of early-life environmental enrichment in rats submitted to neonatal morphine administration by de Freitas Nascimento, Matheus Gabriel, de Castro, Josimar Macedo, Medeiros, Liciane Fernandes, Fiuza, Khetrüin Jordana, de Oliveira, Thais Collioni, de Sousa Morais, Iala Thais, Bosco, Tenille Dal, Caumo, Wolnei, Stein, Dirson J, Torres, Iraci L S

“…The present study examined the medium- and long-term effects of early environmental enrichment (EE) on neuromotor, nociceptive, cognitive, behavioral, and…”
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Recovery of stress-impaired social behavior by an antagonist of the CRF binding protein, CRF6−33, in the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis of male rats by Vasconcelos, Mailton, Stein, Dirson J., Albrechet-Souza, Lucas, Miczek, Klaus A., de Almeida, Rosa Maria M.

“…•Intermittent social defeat did not promote anhedonic-like symptoms.•Intra-BNST CRF6–33 infusions restored social approach impaired by social defeat.•CRF…”
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The Costs of Coping: Different Strategies to Deal With Social Defeat Stress Might Come With Distinct Immunologic, Neuroplastic, and Oxidative Stress Consequences in Male Wistar Rats by Vasconcelos, Mailton, Chatain, Carolina Piletti, Gehres, Sarah Wehle, Stein, Dirson J., Guahyba, Bárbara Léa, Géa, Luiza P., da Rosa, Eduarda D., Pfaffenseller, Bianca, Rosa, Adriane R., de Almeida, Rosa Maria M.

“…The impact of stress on health and well-being is determined by the ability of an individual to cope with challenges imposed by the stressor. Animals exposed to…”
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Hormone replacement therapy did not alleviate temporomandibular joint inflammatory pain in ovariectomized rats by Kroeff, Giovana Paola Heck, de Castro, Josimar Macedo, Braga, Hemily Barbosa, Bosco, Tenille Dal, de Oliveira, Thais Collioni, de Sousa Morais, Iala Thais, Medeiros, Liciane Fernandes, Caumo, Wolnei, Stein, Dirson J, Torres, Iraci L S

“…This study had the aim of examining the relationships between variations in estrogen levels resulting from ovariectomy, and estrogen hormone replacement…”
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Recovery of stress-impaired social behavior by an antagonist of the CRF binding protein, CRF 6-33, in the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis of male rats by Vasconcelos, Mailton, Stein, Dirson J, Albrechet-Souza, Lucas, Miczek, Klaus A, de Almeida, Rosa Maria M

“…Social stress is recognized to promote the development of neuropsychiatric and mood disorders. Corticotropin releasing factor (CRF) is an important…”
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