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Irina Alymova

University of Toronto

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A disengaging property of dopamine signaling.

Milan D. Valyear, Noémie M-L. Eustachon, Madeleine M. Morris, Irina Alymova, Bryanna N. Tremblay, Nastasia Maria Mitrikeski, Jonathan P. Britt

This study shows that dopamine signaling in the medial accumbens shell limits the duration of behaviors while reinforcing their frequency, mediated by D1 receptors.

bioRxiv · Nov 29, 2023 · PreprintNeuroscience