we identified a population of stress/threat-responsive lateral septum neurotensin (NTLS) neurons that are activated by juvenile social interactions only in SUS mice
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lateral septum neurotensin neurons
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NT^LS neurons, NTLS neurons
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Optogenetic or chemogenetic manipulation of lateral septum neurotensin neurons and their downstream connections modulates social interaction and social reward.
Hyperactive lateral septum neurotensin neurons in susceptible mice may cause previously rewarding social targets to be perceived as social threats, thereby occluding social reward processing.
Stress- or threat-responsive lateral septum neurotensin neurons are activated by juvenile social interactions only in susceptible mice, not in resilient or unstressed control mice.