Efectos comportamentales y moleculares del estrés agudo, etanol y la cafeína en el pez Cebra
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2021-06-28
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Universidad Antonio Nariño
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Abstract
Stress is a risk factor for several organic diseases including psychiatric disorders such as anxiety,
depression, and substances use disorders, among others. Alcohol is a widely used substance in the
world and its acute effects on a behavioral level are known. The effect of environmental stress and
substances on behavior has been studied separately. Short and long-term stress in zebrafish can
generate alterations in the CNS affecting anxiety levels in different behavioral tests such as
locomotion, social, learning and memory behavior. However, in the brain, the molecular effects of
environmental stress are poorly understood in association with alcohol and other substances such
as caffeine, consumed throughout the world.