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Lateral hypothalamic area: A central node for maternal behavior modulation
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The LHA acts as a central hub integrating maternal, metabolic, and motivational signals.
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Distinct LHA neuropeptidergic populations differentially modulate maternal behavior.
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Oxytocin-sensitive MCH neurons emerge as key regulators of parental care circuits.
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Sex-biased transcriptomic programs reveal previously unrecognized LHA heterogeneity.
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Single-cell approaches uncover candidate maternal-related neuronal populations in the LHA.
Keywords:
Lateral hypothalamic area
Maternal behavior
Melanin-concentrating hormone
Orexin
Oxytocin
Neuroendocrinology
Lactation
Single-cell RNA sequencing
Hypothalamus
Maternal brain
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