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DRN
(redirected from Dorsal raphe nucleus)

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DRNData Release Number (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
DRNDorsal Raphe Nucleus
DRNDe Rerum Natura (Latin: On the Nature of Things)
DRNDisaster Response Network
DRNDisability Rights Network of Pennsylvania
DRNDiabetes Research Network
DRNDan Reed Network (band)
DRNDharan (Nepal)
DRNDark Room Notes (band)
DRNDefence Restricted Network (Australia)
DRNDocument Reference Number
DRNDumpy's Rusty Nuts (band)
DRNDragonfly Recording Network
DRNDickey Rural Network (telecommunications company; North Dakota)
DRNData Representation Notation
DRNDocument Release Notice
DRNDetailed River Network (EPA)
DRNDrone Radio Navigation Equipment
DRNDedicated Router Network
DRNDistributed Routing Network
DRNDeaf Rochester News (New York)
DRNDaily Reports Notice
DRNDeus Recipe Nos (Latin: God Accept Us, epigraphy)
DRNDrug Risk Number


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Dopamine may still have a key role, the researchers noted, which is why they were surprised to find harmful effects of stress converging in a brain region- the dorsal raphe nucleus --where nerve cells that use serotonin, a chemical nerve signal that has been associated with wake and sleep cycles, mood, anger, status and aggression, are abundant.
Auditory evoked potentials reflect serotonergic neuronal activity --A study in behaving cats administered drugs acting on 5-HT1A autoreceptors in the dorsal raphe nucleus.
The hypothalamus plays a role in the onset and maintenance of sleep while the locus ceruleus and the dorsal raphe nucleus play a role in the onset and maintenance of REM sleep.
 
 
 
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