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D2 dopamine receptor expression, sensitivity to rewards, and reinforcement learning in a complex value-based decision-making task

2022-02-19

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In the basal ganglia, different dopamine subtypes have opposing dynamics at post-synaptic receptors, with the ratio of D1 to D2 receptors determining the relative sensitivity to gains and losses, respectively, during value-based learning. This effective sensitivity to reward feedback interacts with phasic dopamine levels to determine the effectiveness of learning, particularly in dynamic feedback situations where...

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3d682533-d789-5c5d-a72c-d932a1cf3264
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10.1101/2022.02.18.481052
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