Neurobio of Love!!

3. ROI in Adekunbi et al.
5. administration of kisspeptin attenuated __ mood (Comninos)
7. neuroimaging technique used in two studies to detect changes in blood flow to different brain regions
8. this week's theme!
9. the "designer drug" (Adekunbi)
13. Colloquially, kisspeptin could link reproduction and ____
14. __ medial amygdala, limbic region involved in regulating emotional and sexual behaviors (Adekunbi)
18. effects of kisspeptin were more pronounced in men with __ baseline reward and sexual quality of life
19. flourescent protein used (Adekunbi)
20. the authors propose kisspeptin as a potential target for the treatment of ____ disorders (Yang)
21. administration of kisspeptin and equivalent volume of vehicle was __ (Comninos)
23. __No5, Olfactory stimuli used to represent female attractiveness (Yang)
24. Activated areas overlapped with regions expressing kisspeptin ______ (Comninos)

1. receptors activated through techniques described in this paper (Adekunbi)
2. type of technique employed, discussed on Tuesday (Adekunbi)
4. system controlling basic drives/emotions, including amygdala, hypothalamus, and hippocampus
6. kisspeptin enhancement of activity in this region while viewing sexual images correlates with baseline reward score
10. CNO treatment resulted in increased time spent in the _____ of the elevated plus maze (Adekunbi)
11. lack of activity in this system showed effect specificity of kisspeptin (Yang)
12. potential clinical application for kisspeptin, supported by Comninos et al. findings
15. admnistration of KP didn't increased levels of cortisol or T but did increase levels of __ (Comninos)
16. kisspeptin enhancement correlated with reduced sexual ____ (Comninos)
17. superior __ gyrus, region with enhanced activity to viewing faces of high and medium attractiveness (Yang)
19. all three papers studied ___ subjects
22. highly relevant sensory system