Sleep deprivation differentially recruits amygdala subregions in male and female mice

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   Sleep deprivation differentially recruits amygdala subregions in male and female mice

   Sleep deprivation (SD) acutely increases negative affect, and chronic insufficient sleep is associated with an increased risk of depression. Since the amygdala regulates both emotional processing and sleep, and SD dysregulates amygdalar function, amygdala functionality may link sleep loss to…

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