We propose that these circuits are contained within three main functional units in the brain: a detection unit, responsible for gathering sensory information signaling the presence of a threat.
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Acute innate fear responses to different threats tend to use distinct detection, integration, and output circuits, whereas memory encoding of those threats appears to rely on a shared learning system.
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while the detection, integration, and output units processing acute fear responses to different threats tend to be harbored in distinct brain circuits, memory encoding of these threats seems to rely on a shared learning system
The detection unit gathers sensory information signaling the presence of a threat.
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a detection unit, responsible for gathering sensory information signaling the presence of a threat
Innate fear circuits in rodents can be organized into detection, integration, and output functional units.
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We propose that these circuits are contained within three main functional units in the brain: a detection unit ... an integration unit ... and an output unit