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In 2019, researchers in the Stuber Laboratory at the University of Washington School of Medicine discovered that certain cells in obese mice glow and block the signal that indicates satiety
A study published in the journal Neuron on October 7 reported on the function of mouse glutamate neurons
The researchers found that these neurons communicate with two different brain regions: the lateral habenula (lateral habenula) and the ventral tegmental area (ventral tegmental area).
"We found that these cells are not a whole.
This research is another step in understanding the brain circuits associated with eating disorders
The Stuber laboratory studies the functions of the main cell groups in the brain's reward circuit and describes their role in addiction and mental illness, hoping to find a cure
Their most recent study systematically analyzed glutamate neurons in the lateral hypothalamus
Researchers also observed the effects of leptin and ghrelin on our diet
This study shows that the brain circuits that control eating are at least partially overlapped with those related to drug addiction
According to the World Health Organization, obesity is a global epidemic
Mark A.