SUN-025 Chronic Hyponatremia Potentiates Innate Anxiety-Like Behaviors Through the Dysfunction of Monoaminergic Neurons in Mice
Haruki Fujisawa(Fujita Health University Hospital), Yoshihisa Sugimura(Nagoya University), Satoko Hattori(Fujita Health University), Hirotaka Shoji(Fujita Health University), Akihiro Mouri(Fujita Health University), Hideo Hagihara(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Toshitaka Nabeshima(Meijo University), Hisayoshi Kubota(Fujita Health University), Yusuke Seino(Fujita Health University Hospital), Tsuyoshi Miyakawa(National Institute for Physiological Sciences), Masaya Hasegawa(Fujita Health University), Naoko Iwata(Fujita Health University Hospital), Atsushi Suzuki(Fujita Health University)
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