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181.	A Circadian Rhythm-gated Subcortical Pathway For Nighttime-light-induced Depressive-like Behaviors In Mice
182.	Effects Of Cocaine-induced Histone Acetylation In The Nucleus Accumbens On Gene Expression And Cocaine Addiction
183.	The Regulation Of The LHA-NAcSh Orexinergic Neural Pathway On The Gastric Function And Reward-based Feeding In The High-Fat Diet Rats
184.	Dopaminergic Projections From The Ventral Tegmental Area To The Nucleus Accumbens Mediate Sevoflurane Anesthesia
185.	Effect Of Prenatal Morphine Exposure On Emotion And Memory Of Adolescent Rats
186.	Experimental Study On Behavioral Changes Induced By Low Intensity Focused Ultrasound Stimulation Of The Nucleus Accumbens In Mice
187.	Experimental Study On Ultrastructural Changes Of Neurons Induced By Stimulation Of Nucleus Accumbens In Mice By Low Intensity Focused Ultrasound
188.	Transcriptomic Biomarkers For Clinical High-Risk Psychosis And The MicroRNA Alteration Of Nucleus Accumbens During Chronic Stress
189.	Simulation Of Anxiety In Mice Based On Artificial Neural Network
190.	Effects Of AQP4 On Depression-like Behavior In Mice By Regulating The Function Of NMDA Receptors In The Nucleus Accumbens
191.	Study On The Changes Of Transcriptome And MiRNA In The Nucleus Accumbens Of Mice Under Psychological Stress
192.	Study Of Nucleus Accumbens Core Neurons Activity In Alcohol Preferring Mice
193.	Study On The EEG Spectrum And The Expression Of NMDA Receptors In The Nucleus Accumbens Of Heroin Addicted Rats
194.	The Role And Mechanism Of IGF2 In The Nucleus Accumbens In Anxiety-like Behavior Induced By Restraint Stress In Mice
195.	D-serine Produces Antidepressant-like Effects In Mice Through Suppression Of The BDNF Signaling Pathway And Regulation Of Synaptic Adaptations In The Nucleus Accumbens
196.	Involvement Of The Central Dopamine System In Regulating The Effects Of Long-term Social Isolation During Adolescence On Mood And Social Behavior In C57 Mice
197.	The Role Of RPTN In Cocaine Addiction In Mice
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