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Trace amine associated receptor 1 (TAAR1) modulation of food reward
Catherine F. Moore
, Valentina Sabino
, Pietro Cottone
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Food Reward
100%
Trace Amine-associated Receptor 1 (TAAR1)
100%
Compulsive Eating
50%
Eating Behavior
30%
Palatable Food
30%
Inhibitory Control
20%
Promising Therapeutics
20%
Agonism
20%
Glutamate
10%
Prefrontal Cortex
10%
Therapeutic Target
10%
Obesity
10%
Pharmacological Treatment
10%
Reward Processing
10%
Reinforcing Effect
10%
Synaptic Transmission
10%
Glutamatergic Neurotransmission
10%
Food Intake
10%
Addiction
10%
Eating
10%
Dysregulated
10%
Dopamine
10%
Control Process
10%
Psychostimulants
10%
Neurotransmitter Systems
10%
Eating Disorders
10%
Binge Eating
10%
Intermittent Access
10%
Disordered Eating
10%
Addictive Behavior
10%
Food Cues
10%
Compulsive Drug Use
10%
Dopaminergic Signaling
10%
Reinforcement Processes
10%
Regulation Control
10%
Binge-like
10%
Mesocorticolimbic Pathway
10%
1-system
10%
RO5256390
10%
Neuroscience
Trace Amine-Associated Receptor
100%
Eating Behavior
44%
Neurotransmitter
11%
Glutamic Acid
11%
Synaptic Transmission
11%
Prefrontal Cortex
11%
Agonist
11%
Dopaminergic
11%
Psychostimulant
11%
Eating Disorder
11%
TAAR1
11%
Drug Therapy
11%
Dopamine
11%
Addiction
11%