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Nawal Mustafa on Instagram: "Which one of these speaks to you the most today? Did you know reading positive/ uplifting reminders can activate the brain’s reward circuitry, including areas like the nucleus accumbens and ventral tegmental area, leading to feelings of pleasure and motivation. Plus, regular exposure to positive reminders can contribute to the development of resilience, making us more adept at coping with stress and adversity. Though, the duration of the effects of these reminders can vary depending on our unique differences and the intensity of the reminder. Thank you @audreyabrothers for these beautiful reminders Love, Nawal ♥️" Ventral Tegmental Area, Nucleus Accumbens, Positive Reminders, Beautiful Reminders, The Brain, New Beginnings, Did You Know, In This Moment, Reading

Nawal Mustafa on Instagram: "Which one of these speaks to you the most today? Did you know reading positive/ uplifting reminders can activate the brain’s reward circuitry, including areas like the nucleus accumbens and ventral tegmental area, leading to feelings of pleasure and motivation. Plus, regular exposure to positive reminders can contribute to the development of resilience, making us more adept at coping with stress and adversity. Though, the duration of the effects of these…

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Summary: Pnoc neurons in the paranigral ventral tegmental area become active when mice seek rewards. Stimulating these neurons with optogenetics promotes avoidance behaviors. Researchers say ventral t Ventral Tegmental Area, Scanning Electron Micrograph, Technology Life, Environmental Change, Teaching Biology, Brain Science, Center Of Excellence, Throw In The Towel, Red Blood Cells

Pnoc neurons in the paranigral ventral tegmental area become active when mice seek rewards. Stimulating these neurons with optogenetics promotes avoidance behaviors. Researchers say ventral tegmental area dopamine neuron NOPR expression is necessary to limit reward-seeking behavior.

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