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Morphoelectric Diversity and Specialization of Neuronal Cell Types in the Primate Striatum

2026-02-26

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The basal ganglia are evolutionary ancient subcortical nuclei that form interconnected loops with the neocortex and limbic system to regulate movement, learning, habit formation, emotion, and motivation. Their dysfunction contributes to major neurological and psychiatric disorders, yet most cellular-level insights derive from rodent studies, leaving knowledge gaps in humans and translationally relevant primate spe...

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10.64898/2026.02.26.708019
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