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Shared striatal neurons exhibit context-specific dynamics for internally and externally driven actions

2025-09-19

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Animals can initiate movements either in response to external cues or from internal drive, yet how the brain flexibly supports both remains unclear. Disorders such as Parkinson’s disease disrupt these modes differently, suggesting distinct underlying mechanisms. Such differences could arise from specialized circuits dedicated to each action mode or from shared neuronal populations that shift their dynamics across...

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e30c13ab-cd86-595d-ad2a-8bf405651da0
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10.1101/2025.09.18.677137
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