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Orexin neurons and emotional stress

Kuwaki et al., 2012

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Kuwaki T
Zhang W
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Stress increases cardiac function, ventilation, and body temperature and induces analgesia. These changes, which result in an increase in metabolic rate, oxygen supply, and the conduction velocity of nerve impulses, prepare the body for a fight-or-flight response. A part …
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