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. 2018 Aug;25(8):361–368. doi: 10.1101/lm.047530.118

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© 2018 Doncheck et al.; Published by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press

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Figure 5. — bFGF expression is differentially altered following cocaine seeking or extinction in drug- and learning-related brain regions. A schematic depiction of interacting brain regions that are associated with drug-associated learning and extinction, and how bFGF expression is altered in them following cocaine seeking (left), extinction (right), or both. bFGF expression in IL-mPFC, NAc-Core, and NAc-Shell is increased following drug seeking (Coc-NoExt; left; black), which is reversed following extinction (Coc-Ext; right; white). Conversely, bFGF expression is increased following extinction in BLA (Coc-Ext; right; black), but is unchanged following drug seeking (Coc-NoExt; left; gray). Finally, bFGF expression is not significantly changed in PL-mPFC, dHipp, or vHipp (left and right; gray). Gray = no change in expression; white = decrease in expression; black = increase in expression.