The authors target an important question in the field of neurobiology of obesity and their results suggest a dimorphic response to female animals.

Heterogeneity of neuronal cell bodies of sensory nerves within the vagal ganglia.

Chronic ethanol exposure and withdrawal in rats produce opposing effects on glutamate release in the basolateral amygdala from axons originating in subdivisions of the medial prefrontal cortex, chemogenetic inhibition attenuates the increase in anxiety-like behavior associated with ethanol withdrawal.

Authors show that the memory of eating a recent meal likely inhibits subsequent food consumption.