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Molecular and neural mechanisms of behavioural integration in the extended-amygdala

2024-04-29

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Integration of diverse stimuli is crucial for organisms to adapt and communicate effectively, enabling overall homeostasis and survival. Studies have been performed on identifying specific neuronal encoding of individual behaviours, but how neurons integrate diverse behaviours across contexts remains elusive. Here we use Ca 2+ imaging in freely moving mice to identify neural ensembles in the extended amygdala enc...

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5d229fc7-865a-5aa7-a97e-9596e86c73ce
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10.1101/2024.04.29.591588
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