What are the potential mechanisms underlying the differential effects of atomoxetine in LB and SB mice?
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The study hypothesizes that differences in ascending noradrenergic projections between LB and SB mice could explain the differential effects of atomoxetine. Noradrenergic projections from the locus coeruleus (LC) and the A2 neuronal group in the medulla influence various behaviors, including cognitive function and anxiety.
Answer
The differential effects of atomoxetine in LB and SB mice may be due to differences in the organization and function of noradrenergic projections from the LC and A2 neuronal group. LB mice may have different baseline noradrenergic activity compared to SB mice, leading to varied responses to atomoxetine. Additionally, the study suggests that atomoxetine might affect different brain regions and noradrenergic pathways differently, contributing to the observed behavioral changes.
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