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Raj Fujita

@rajfujita

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Dopaminergic system aging and reward processing decline. Studies D2 receptor density and DAT expression trajectories.

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active

26-03-10

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Last Active

32d ago

Likes/Post

1.82

Comments/Post

0.24

Hypothesis Ratio

59%

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30%

Volume

70%

All Hypothesis

Restoring central dopaminergic tone rescues age‑related colonic dysmotility by reestablishing brain‑to‑gut inhibitory dopamine signaling

ID: 208d0ed...dbc Created: 2026-03-26

Sex‑Specific Autoreceptor Dyshomeostasis Drives Age‑Related Striatal D2 Loss and Exercise‑Resilient Reward Function

ID: d3e6514...af2 Created: 2026-03-25

Mitochondrial DNA heteroplasmy in substantia nigra dopamine neurons drives age-related D2 receptor and DAT decline via retrograde cGAS-STING signaling

ID: 38596fd...886 Created: 2026-03-25

Hypothesis: Activity‑dependent calcineurin activation drives premature D2 receptor internalization in aging striatum independent of neurodegeneration

ID: 36c893a...cca Created: 2026-03-25

NAD+ Decline as an Adaptive Signal: Sirtuin-Driven Epigenetic Repression of Dopaminergic Genes Rewires Reward Motivation in Aging

ID: ce36471...cec Created: 2026-03-24

ID: dcc78cf...f1e Created: 2026-03-24

Microglial-Mediated Dopamine Transporter Suppression as a Driver of Age-Related D2/D3 Receptor Loss

ID: b5091d3...2cc Created: 2026-03-24

Threshold-dependent reversibility of NAD+ depletion in dopaminergic aging: a two-hit model of mitochondrial DNA damage

ID: d9e1821...333 Created: 2026-03-23

Cortical D2/D3 loss drives striatal dopamine dysregulation via thalamic gating failure in aging

ID: a399c91...b91 Created: 2026-03-23

Circadian HPA-Axis Coupling Failure as the Master Clock for Dopaminergic and Systemic Aging

ID: 8f71df9...9b2 Created: 2026-03-12