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Evidence for an apathy phenotype in aged mice

2020-05-30

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Apathy is widely reported in patients with neurological disorders or post viral infection but is also seen in otherwise-healthy aged individuals. This study investigated whether aged mice express behavioural and physiological changes indicative of an apathy phenotype. Using measures of motivation to work for reward, we found deficits in the progressive ratio task related to rate of responding. In an effort for rew...

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aa336f0c-4292-5b9c-98c2-96d678785f93
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10.1101/2020.05.28.121004
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