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Psychedelic 4-AcO-DMT attenuated looming-induced freezing behaviors by activating PrL CaMKIIα neurons in mice.

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Journal: Molecular psychiatry
Date: 2026-09-09
Source: Europe PMC
DOI: 10.1038/s41380-026-03894-9
PubMed: 42716959

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Xia K Wang Y Liu J Yao Y Su R Yan H.

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psilocybin psilocin Mechanism of Action Receptor Pharmacology Emotional Processing Animal Study Animal Study

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