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Decoding representations of discriminatory and hedonic information during appetitive and aversive touch

2020-09-25

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Emotion is typically understood to be an internal subjective experience originating in the brain. Yet in the somatosensory system hedonic information is coded by mechanoreceptors at the point of sensory contact before it reaches the central nervous system. It remains unknown, however, how these distinct peripheral channels for tactile hedonic information contribute to representations of interoceptive states relati...

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bb731011-0673-5abc-8cad-236cdc15b29b
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10.1101/2020.09.24.310383
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