Circuit mechanisms of reward
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~100 year-1
Over the past few years we have focused on studying the circuits of the basal ganglia in the context of reward seeking behaviors in mice. Previous work has spanned a range of techniques and questions from behavioral measures of disease progression in human patients to the structure glutamate receptors.
Data derived from: Google Scholar.
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