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2020, Handbook of Behavioral NeuroscienceCitation Excerpt :Both CRF receptor subtypes, CRF-R1 and CRF-R2, are widely distributed in the DRN (Chalmers, Lovenberg, & De Souza, 1995; Swanson, Sawchenko, Rivier, & Vale, 1983), modulating firing of 5-HT neurons (Kirby, Rice, & Valentino, 2000; Lowry, Rodda, Lightman, & Ingram, 2000) and 5-HT release in terminal regions (e.g., Forster et al., 2008; Lukkes, Forster, Renner, & Summers, 2008; Price & Lucki, 2001). Alterations of CRF signaling impact maternal and intermale aggressive behavior in different species, including mice, hamsters, and rats (Elkabir, Wyatt, Vellucci, & Herbert, 1990; Farrokhi et al., 2004; Gammie, Negron, Newman, & Rhodes, 2004; Gammie & Stevenson, 2006; Quadros et al., 2014; Tazi et al., 1987), as also reviewed by Miczek, DeBold, Hwa, Newman, and de Almeida (2015). A critical and specific role for raphe CRF-R1 in the modulation of alcohol-escalated aggression in male mice has been established (Quadros et al., 2014).
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