NeuroscienceScience AdvancesPeer-reviewed
Indirect pathway neurons in the tail of the striatum regulate inhibitory control over sensory driven behavior
Sarah M. Ferrigno, Evan Alexander Iliakis, Nathan Zhang…·Marc Vincent Fuccillo
The paper identifies indirect pathway neurons in the tail of the striatum as critical for inhibitory control over sensory-driven behavior, showing their role in suppressing inappropriate actions and linking their dysfunction to neurodevelopmental disorders.