Bio Emotion 2

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Westerink (1995)
intracerebral microdialysis to measure NT assoc with rewarding stim
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Ikemoto and wise (2004)
intracranial drug self admin injection cannula and guide cannula
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Fiorino et al., (1993)
elec stim of self stim sites in VTA increases accumbal DA levels measured by in vivo microdialysis
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Radhakishun et al., (1988)
food increase accumbal dopamine
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Dichiara and Imperato, (1988)
drugs of abuse increase accumbal dop- dif rates and hit delay at dif times dep on drup e.g. nic quikcer than morphine and cocaine, amphet rel instant , alc slight delay
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Scott et al., (2008)
NAc DA release during reward anticipation
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Wise (2002)
3 Da paths- mesocorticolimbic- increeases NAC DA, systemic and intraNAC da antag block responses normally maintained by reward, cholinergic projection from PPTg to VTA - cholinergic drugs self admin to vta...
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glutamae projections from mPFC to VTA- elec self sti and stim DA release to Nac
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Berridge and Robinson (2003)
facial expression to sweet or bitter tastes serve as objective and direct measures of liking
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Pecina and Berridge (2000)
morphine increases liking when injection into NAc shell
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Wyvell and Berridge (2000)
amphet decreases liking but increases wanting?
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Reynolds and Berridge (2008)
DNQX injection into nucleus accumbens elicits both appetitive and defensive behaviours effects are mediated by dopamine (i.e., blocked by co-infusion of dopamine
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Baxter & Murray, 2002
Amygdala, apart from playing key role in fear-related responses, has also been implicated in responses to appetitive stimuli
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Pezze and Feldon (2004)
forebrain dopamine in classical fear conditioning - involve Da transmission in amyg, mPFC, and NAc
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