Superior colliculus and predatory hunting (2010)
- Authors:
- USP affiliated authors: CANTERAS, NEWTON SABINO - ICB ; BALDO, MARCUS VINICIUS CHRYSOSTOMO - ICB
- Unidade: ICB
- Subjects: ANATOMIA; FISIOLOGIA
- Language: Inglês
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- Título do periódico: FENS Forum Abstracts
- Volume/Número/Paginação/Ano: v. 5, res.024.33. 2010
- Conference titles: FENS - Forum of European Neuroscience
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ABNT
OLIVEIRA, W. F.; FURIGO, I. C.; BALDO, MarcusVinicius Chrysostomo; CANTERA, Newton Sabino; MOTA-ORTIZ, S. R. Superior colliculus and predatory hunting. FENS Forum Abstracts[S.l: s.n.], 2010. -
APA
Oliveira, W. F., Furigo, I. C., Baldo, M. V. C., Cantera, N. S., & Mota-Ortiz, S. R. (2010). Superior colliculus and predatory hunting. FENS Forum Abstracts. Holanda. -
NLM
Oliveira WF, Furigo IC, Baldo MVC, Cantera NS, Mota-Ortiz SR. Superior colliculus and predatory hunting. FENS Forum Abstracts. 2010 ; 5 -
Vancouver
Oliveira WF, Furigo IC, Baldo MVC, Cantera NS, Mota-Ortiz SR. Superior colliculus and predatory hunting. FENS Forum Abstracts. 2010 ; 5 - Influence of the anteromedial thalamus on social defeat-associated contextual fear memory
- Evidence for the thalamic targets of the medial hypothalamic defensive system mediating emotional memory to predatory threats
- Dissecting the brain's fear system reveals the hypothalamus is critical for responding in subordinate conspecific intruders
- Roles of the anterior basolateral amygdalar nucleus during exposure to a live predator and to a predator-associated context
- Functional mapping of the circuits involved in the expression of contextual fear responses in socially defeated animals
- Amygdalar roles during exposure to a live predator and to a predator-associated context
- Disseecting the brain's fear system:: the hypothalamus is critical for responding in subordinate conspecific intruders
- Colículo superior e caça predatória
- A role for the anteromedial thalamic nucleus in the acquisition of contextual fear memory to predatory threats
- Hypothalamic sites responding to predator threats - the role of the dorsal premammillary nucleus in unconditioned and conditioned antipredatory defensive behavior
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