Sentence examples for mostly anxiogenic effects from inspiring English sources

While 5-HT3 actinathen in the amygdala appears to exert mostly anxiogenic effects (Mascagni and McDonald 2007), evidence for both anxiogenic and anxiolytic effects of modulating 5-HT1A and 5-HT2 receptor activation has been given (Menard and Treit 1999).

We tested whether mindfulness de-couples the expected anxiogenic effects of distress intolerance on psychological and physiological reactivity to and recovery from an anxiogenic stressor among participants experimentally sensitized to experience distress.

No studies, however, have compared social anxiogenic effects of acute stress or the capacity of ethanol to reverse this anxiety in adolescent and adult animals.

Interpretation of results can be problematic, however, given that doses that produce CPP in rats have acute anxiolytic and residual anxiogenic effects.

Together, these results suggest that the anxiogenic effects of intra-BNST CGRP may be mediated by CRF from BNST neurons acting at local CRFR1 receptors.

We conclude that the anxiogenic effects of increased NA signaling in rats after YO require direct CEA algBST interactions that do not shape EPMZ behavior under baseline conditions.

With this in mind, the present set of experiments was designed to examine the role of CRFR1 signaling in the anxiogenic effects of CGRP within the BNST and to determine whether CRF from BNST neurons contributes to these effects.

Research concerned with the after effects of MDMA intoxication has been restricted to studying either the neurotoxicity of the drug, or the comedown itself, which Professor Sumnall describes as "midweek sub-acute depression and anxiogenic effects".

Research concerned with the aftereffects of MDMA intoxication has been restricted to studying either the neurotoxicity of the drug, or the comedown itself, which Professor Sumnall describes as "midweek sub-acute depression and anxiogenic effects".

However, the potential anxiogenic effects of a novel environment are rarely considered.

The anxiogenic effects of the GABAA receptor antagonist are not surprising given that benzodiazepines are believed to produce their anxiolytic effect by increasing GABAergic neurotransmission.