… and volume transmission, acting alongside to define the … Serotonergic projections in the
cerebral cortex arise from the … required to maintain the serotonin homeostasis for the proper …

… Changes in serotonin homeostasis during critical periods … -HT receptor with the highest
expression in those cortical SERT+ … Our RNA profiling indicates that players of both pathways are …

… , cerebellum and substantia nigra (SN), endopiriform nuclei, cingulate, and piriform cortex, …
effects of abnormal levels of serotonin or faulty expression of receptors/transporter are not …

… cortical neuron. (B) Peristimulus raster and histograms show … and affect MA transmission
by acting on MA nuclei. These “… If we think of pain as a form of sensory homeostasis and that …

… Serotonin, acting through the 5-HT2 receptor, augments the … cerebral cortex receives
innervation from the serotonergic … A1 receptor and adenosinergic homeostatic regulation of sleep…

… leads to increased serotonin synthesis in the placenta and elevated serotonin levels in …
serotonin arriving at the forming cortical structures of the fetus significantly earlier than serotonin …

… Acting as a key regulator of serotonergic activity, the serotonin transporter (SERT) is usually
selected as the target of antidepressant treatments. SERT represents a potential mediator for …

… its classification as a special mixed type of inflammation [52]. … role, acting as both a guardian
of cellular homeostasis and a … prefrontal cortex) are critical components of fast-acting antide…

… 3 receptor increases calcium currents into the cell, thereby promoting the migratory speed of
cortical interneurons during the invasion of the cortical … in physiological homeostasis and the …

… Serotonin (5-HT) is among the most important endogenous … the cerebral cortex receives
extensive serotonergic projections … , acting far away from its release sites on multiple receptors, …