Hikaru Ito

Associate professor

Kagawa University

Japan

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Hikaru Ito is an Associate Professor at Kagawa University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on the neural mechanisms underlying stress and behavior, as evidenced by his recent publications exploring topics such as chronic stress impacts on neuronal activity, the role of proprotein convertase in depression-related behaviors, and the effects of dopaminergic signaling on coping strategies. He investigates various aspects of neurobiology and behavioral responses, contributing valuable insights into the relationship between stress and mental health.

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Takayuki Yamashita

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Fujita Health University

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Yosuke Yamawaki

Senior Assistant Professor

Daiichi University of Pharmacy

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Hidenori Aizawa

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Hiroshima University

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Tsutomu Endo

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Tokyo Medical and Dental University

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Neuron–non‐neuron electrical coupling networks are involved in chronic stress‐induced electrophysiological changes in lateral habenular neurons

Targeting of retrovirus-derived <i>Rtl8a</i> / <i>8b</i> causes late-onset obesity, reduced social response and increased apathy-like behaviour

Chronic non-discriminatory social defeat stress during the perinatal period induces depressive-like outcomes in female mice

A possible function of <i>Nik-related kinase</i> in the labyrinth layer of delayed delivery mouse placentas

Neural mechanisms underlying uninstructed orofacial movements during reward-based learning behaviors

Activation of proprotein convertase in the mouse habenula causes depressive-like behaviors through remodeling of extracellular matrix

Dopaminergic signaling in the nucleus accumbens modulates stress-coping strategies during inescapable stress

Antidepressant effect of the translocator protein antagonist ONO-2952 on mouse behaviors under chronic social defeat stress

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Takayuki Yamashita

Yosuke Yamawaki

Hidenori Aizawa

Tsutomu Endo

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Hikaru Ito

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Neuron–non‐neuron electrical coupling networks are involved in chronic stress‐induced electrophysiological changes in lateral habenular neurons

Targeting of retrovirus-derived <i>Rtl8a</i> / <i>8b</i> causes late-onset obesity, reduced social response and increased apathy-like behaviour

Chronic non-discriminatory social defeat stress during the perinatal period induces depressive-like outcomes in female mice

A possible function of &lt;i&gt;Nik-related kinase&lt;/i&gt; in the labyrinth layer of delayed delivery mouse placentas

Neural mechanisms underlying uninstructed orofacial movements during reward-based learning behaviors

Activation of proprotein convertase in the mouse habenula causes depressive-like behaviors through remodeling of extracellular matrix

Dopaminergic signaling in the nucleus accumbens modulates stress-coping strategies during inescapable stress

Antidepressant effect of the translocator protein antagonist ONO-2952 on mouse behaviors under chronic social defeat stress

Collaborators (4)

Takayuki Yamashita

Yosuke Yamawaki

Hidenori Aizawa

Tsutomu Endo

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A possible function of <i>Nik-related kinase</i> in the labyrinth layer of delayed delivery mouse placentas