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The CRF Signal - Uncovering an Information Molecule (Hardcover)
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The CRF Signal - Uncovering an Information Molecule (Hardcover)
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Information molecules, such as Cortico-Releasing Factor (CRF), are
ancient and widely distributed across diverse organs, playing
various regulatory roles. CRF has been associated with a range of
human conditions, including fear and anxiety, social contact, and
most recently, addiction - in particular the euphoric feelings
associated with alcohol consumption. Since its original discovery,
research has unearthed that the role of this molecule is much
broader than first thought. The scientific community now knows that
CRF is a dynamic and diversely widespread peptide hormone that
plays many roles and has many functions, in addition to its role as
a releasing factor in the brain. This book explores the role of
CRF, examining the relationship between location and function. It
considers recurrent features that are linked to CRF - movement and
change. CRF expression in regions of the brain is tied to paying
attention to novel events and invoking movement in response to
those events. Indeed, CRF provokes simple organized rhythmic
behavior and can be mobilized under diverse conditions, including
adversity. Examining the evolutionary origins of CRH, its neural
functions, and its role in a variety of human characteristics and
social behaviors, this book provides unique insights into CRF, and
will be of interest to students and researchers in Neuroscience,
Psychology, and Biology.
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