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the degeneration of dopaminergic neurons of the substantia nigra pars compacta ( SNpcleadingto the deficiency of dopamine in the striatal projection areas of these neurons
The death of cells in this regioncauseslevels of the neurotransmitter dopamine to fall
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MDMAalso causesdopamine release ( from dopamine cells
a rewarding experiencecausesdopamine release into our bodies
the reward systemcausesan adaptation of dopamine reward pathways through neural plasticity
The dopamine hypothesis of schizophrenia suggestsresultsfrom excess activity at dopamine synapses
the taste of starches ( sugar polymers ) and sugarscausesdopamine to increase in rewards pathways
DAT inhibitors like cocaine and amphetaminescausestimulation with dopamine release
Long term usecausesdisruption of the dopamine pathways
to press a leverresultsin stimulation of dopamine release
Excessive glutamate activity in the basal gangliaresultingfrom degeneration of the nigrostriatal dopamine pathway
alcohol - conditioned flavor cuescan provokeventral striatal dopamine release
Parkinson 's diseasecausesabnormalities in dopamine neurons
Psychological stresscausesdopamine release in the striatum
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that loss of input to the prefrontal cortex results ... the limbic regionsleadsto hyperactivity of the dopamine pathways
just little quantities of beer ... enoughto causestimulation for a dopamine burst
the subsequent researchleadingto the dopamine pathways of pleasure
primarily of dopamine - synthesizing neurons(passive) is composedMesolimbic dopamine reward circuitry
activitiescausedopamine - mediated pleasure
the cholinergic activationresultingfrom stimulation of dopamine D,-receptors
electrical stimulation of the VTAcausesdopamine release.26
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Most psychotic disorders are believedto resultfrom overactivity of dopamine ( a neurotransmitter
the use of antipsychoticsto influencedopamine pathways
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Serotoninmay indirectly influencedopamine pathways
an enzyme deficiencycausesdopamine to accumulate
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to the ' positive symptoms ' of schizophreniamay contributeto the ' positive symptoms ' of schizophrenia
to the positive symptoms of schizophrenia ( such as hallucinationsmay contributeto the positive symptoms of schizophrenia ( such as hallucinations
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to the ' positive symptoms ' of schizophrenia ... whereas problems with dopamine function in the mesocortical pathway may be responsible for the ' negative symptoms ' , such as avolition and alogiamay contributeto the ' positive symptoms ' of schizophrenia ... whereas problems with dopamine function in the mesocortical pathway may be responsible for the ' negative symptoms ' , such as avolition and alogia
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to the " positive symptoms " of schizophrenia ( such as delusions and hallucinations ... whereas problems with dopamine function in the mesocortical pathway may be responsible for the " negative symptoms " , such as avolition , flat emotional response and alogiamay contributeto the " positive symptoms " of schizophrenia ( such as delusions and hallucinations ... whereas problems with dopamine function in the mesocortical pathway may be responsible for the " negative symptoms " , such as avolition , flat emotional response and alogia
to frontal lobe hypoactivity often associated with apathy and withdrawal in schizophreniamay contributeto frontal lobe hypoactivity often associated with apathy and withdrawal in schizophrenia
hallucinations such as ghosts or monsters ... reported by people with Parkinson 's disease , for examplecan provokehallucinations such as ghosts or monsters ... reported by people with Parkinson 's disease , for example
to frontal lobe hypoactivity often associated with negative symptoms including apathy and social withdrawal in schizophreniamay contributeto frontal lobe hypoactivity often associated with negative symptoms including apathy and social withdrawal in schizophrenia
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an increase in the amount of prolactin in the blood ... hyperprolactinemiacan causean increase in the amount of prolactin in the blood ... hyperprolactinemia
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