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Supraoptic nucleus
Makes ADH
Paraventricular nucleus
Makes oxytocin
Lateral area
Hunger

Destruction-->anorexia

Inhibited by leptin
Ventromedial area
Satiety

Destruction-->increased appetite
Posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis)
Receives projections from supraptic + paraventricular area
Circadian Clock pathway
Eye-->SCN-->PVH-->IML-->SCG-->pineal gland
Nucleus of the solitary tract
Projects to paraventricular and lateral hypothalamus
Locus Coeruleus
Noradrenergic
Raphe Nuclei
Serotonergic
Reticular activating system
Raphe nuclei + locus coeruleus
Subfornical organ
Blood pressure reg + osmolarity
OVLT
Blood pressure + osmolarity
Hypovolemia pathway to trigger thirst
Kidney releases angiotensin II-->stimulates the subfornical organ-->stimulates the hypothalamus

Mechanoreceptors in heart detect decreased BP-->stimulates vagus nerve-->stimulates nuclues of solitary tract-->triggers drinking
Paraventricular + supraoptic nucleus
Blood pressure reg + osmolarity (SFO input)
Hypertonicity pathway to trigger thirst
OVLT neurons detect hypertonicity-->stimulates magnocellular neurosecretory cells-->release vasopressin into the posterior pituitary-->stimulates drinking
Ob gene
Codes leptin
Leptin
Synthesized in adipose tissue

Fat content of individual reflected in plasma leptin levels
Anorectic peptides
Inhibit feeding behavior

alpha-MSH

CART
Orexigenic peptides
Stimulate feeding behavior

NPY

AgRP

MCH

Orexin
HPA Axis
Paraventricular nucleus CRH into anterior lobe of pituitary-->Anterior lobe of pituitary releases ACTH-->ACTH causes release of corticosteroids from Adrenal medulla
Feedback inhibition of HPA axis
ACTH inhibits CRH release from paraventricular nucleus

Cortisol inhibits CRH release from the paraventricular

Glucocoritcoids inhibit ACTH release from anterior pit
Neuroplasicity + Stress
1. Glucocoritcoid receptor downregulation
2. Failure to suppress ACTH release
3. Failure to suppress cortisol release
4. Failure of ACTH to suppress CRH release
5. Increased ACTH release enlarges pituitary
6. Increased cortisol release enlarges adrenal gland
Brain effects of stress
1. Decreased glia + decreased neuronal size in PFC
2. Neuron death in the hippocampus
3. Inhibited neurogenesis
Neurotrophic factors + stress
Decreased BDNF + receptor causes neuron death in HC
BDNF Mechanism of Antidepressants
1. 5-HT/NE
2. AC
3. cAMP
4. CREB
5. BDNF production
6. Inhibited neuronal death

Ca dependent kinase also upreg BDNF production