The stress system is presented as the integrative system that detects real or potential threats and triggers stress responses across brain structures.
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Different types of stressors engage different brain networks, implying fine-tuned functional neuroanatomical processing of stress.
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different types of stressors engage different brain networks, requiring a fine-tuned functional neuroanatomical processing
Stressful stimuli are processed by an integrated stress system composed of diverse brain structures that detect and interpret real or potential threats.
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the response to stressful stimuli is elaborated and triggered by the, now known, stress system, which integrates a wide diversity of brain structures that, collectively, are able to detect events and interpret them as real or potential threats
Stress-response complexity varies with timing and duration of stressor exposure and with short-term and long-term consequences.
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The complexity of the stress response is not restricted to neuroanatomy or to SAM and HPA axes mediators, but also diverge according to timing and duration of stressor exposure, as well as its short- and/or long-term consequences.
Identifying neuronal circuits of stress and their interactions with mediator molecules over time is critical for understanding physiological stress responses and their mental-health implications.
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The identification of neuronal circuits of stress, as well as their interaction with mediator molecules over time is critical, not only for understanding the physiological stress responses, but also to understand their implications on mental health.