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Brainwide mapping of endogenous serotonergic transmission via chemogenetic-fMRI

2017-04-03

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Serotonergic transmission affects behaviours and neuro-physiological functions via the orchestrated recruitment of distributed neural systems. It is however unclear whether serotonin’s modulatory effect entails a global regulation of brainwide neural activity, or is relayed and encoded by a set of primary functional substrates. Here we combine DREADD-based chemogenetics and mouse fMRI, an approa...

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6478119b-c81b-587b-9970-06e7fcddd8ec
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10.1101/122770
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