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The Role of 5-HT and DA Receptor Genes in Starvation-Induced Anxiety Behavior of
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objectivesIntraspecific aggression and cannibalism severely reduce survival in aquaculture of the Japanese swimming crab,
methodsMale
resultsStarvation for 3-6 days significantly reduced time spent in the light arm and center zone, together with decreased hemolymph 5-HT levels. At 7-8 days, time spent in these zones increased and 5-HT levels increased, whereas these behavioral indices decreased again after 9 days. Starvation-associated behavioral changes were associated with reduced attack frequency and attack duration. Moreover, crabs showing starvation-associated behavioral changes showed altered expression of 5-HT1, 5-HT2, and
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