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Martyna Gorkowska

Jagiellonian University

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The role of dopamine-sensitive motor cortical circuits in the development and execution of skilled forelimb movements

Martyna Gorkowska, Gniewosz Drwiȩga, Łukasz Szumiec, Jan M. Rodriguez Parkitna, Przemysław Eligiusz Cieślak

This study investigates dopamine dynamics and dopaminoceptive circuits in the motor cortex during skilled forelimb movements in mice, showing their role in reinforcement learning.

iScience · Feb 11, 2026Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Dopamine receptor-expressing neurons are differently distributed throughout layers of the motor cortex to control dexterity

Przemysław Eligiusz Cieślak, Sylwia Drabik, Anna Guguła, Aleksandra Trenk, Martyna Gorkowska, Kinga Przybylska, Łukasz Szumiec, Grzegorz Kreiner, Jan M. Rodriguez Parkitna, Anna Błasiak

The paper identifies distinct distributions and functions of dopamine receptor-expressing neurons in the motor cortex, showing D2+ neurons specifically affect skilled forelimb reaching.

eNeuro · Feb 29, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience