Neurons in the BNST that produce the neuropeptide corticotropin releasing factor (CRF)
drive binge alcohol drinking and promote anxiety-like behavior. However, little is
known about the synaptic inputs that drive BNST CRF neuron activity and the postsynaptic
receptors that regulate their function, or how this critical node of circuitry is
altered by chronic exposure to alcohol or stress.
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