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What does DA stand for?

Dopamine


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Samples in periodicals archive:
These primary symptoms are caused by the loss of dopamine producing nerve cells in the brain.
Summary: TEHRAN (FNA)- A new study by the UCL Institute of Neurology confirmed an important role for the brain chemical dopamine in how people make such life choices, by influencing our expectations of the pleasure associated with their outcomes.
Dopamine is present in the areas of the brain which control emotion, movement, cognition, motivation and pleasure.
The wake-promoting drug modafinil raises dopamine levels in the brain, data from a pilot study of 10 men show.
In the "reward system" the brain chemical dopamine is released, producing feelings of pleasure.
The most recent findings indicate that obese people seem to have fewer dopamine receptors in the brain.
The more dopamine that's released, the warmer and fuzzier we feel.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] A chemical in the brain called dopamine might be part of the answer.

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