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Identification of midbrain neurons essential for vocal communication

2018-04-28

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Vocalizations are an essential medium for communication and courtship in numerous mammalian species ranging from mice to humans. In mammals, the midbrain PAG serves as an obligatory node in a vocalization-related network that spans the forebrain and brainstem 1–3 , as bilateral lesions of the PAG result in mutism 2–5 . Despite the PAG’s importance for vocal production, the identity, function, and connectivity of...

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DOI: 10.1101/310250

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