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Amygdala Cells Linked to Anxiety
Researchers have identified distinct cell types in the amygdala, a region crucial for processing fear and anxiety. This could lead to targeted treatments for anxiety disorders. Through gene expression analysis of human and macaque brains, scientists discovered cells such as FOXP2-expressing "gatekeeper" cells, which help regulate emotional responses.
The study indicates each cell type has unique functions, with some associated with anxiety-related genes and drug receptors. These findings could identify cellular "chokepoints" contributing to extreme anxiety, potentially leading to more effective treatment options. The research also bridges human and animal studies, aiding therapy development.
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