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Phoebe Claxton

University College London

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An area postrema GLP-1R to NTS pathway dissociates semaglutide-induced satiation, nausea and reduced food motivation from satiety

Lauren Jones, Ella Cross, Yuqi Song, Nicholas Monaco, Phoebe Claxton, Yu Yuan, Stefan Trapp, Alice E. Adriaenssens, Daniel I. Brierley

This study identifies distinct neural circuits in the brainstem mediating semaglutide's effects on satiation, nausea, and food motivation, showing they are dissociable and involve GLP-1R and non-GLP-1R neurons.

bioRxiv · Aug 19, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience