Devaluation of response-produced safety signals reveals circuits for goal-directed versus habitual avoidance in dorsal striatum.

Devaluation of response-produced safety signals reveals circuits for goal-directed versus habitual avoidance in dorsal striatum.
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反应产生的安全信号的贬值揭示了背侧纹状体中目标导向与习惯性回避的回路。

DOI:
10.1101/2024.02.07.579321
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2024
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bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
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Cain,ChristopherK
Cain,ChristopherK
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作者:
Sears,RobertM;Andrade,ErikaC;Samels,ShannaB;Laughlin,LindsayC;Moloney,DanielleM;Wilson,DonaldA;Alwood,MatthewR;Moscarello,JustinM;Cain,ChristopherK

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