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The rodent lateral orbitofrontal cortex represents expected Pavlovian outcome value but not identity

2018-04-18

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The orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) is critical for updating reward-directed behaviours flexibly when task contingencies are reversed, or when outcomes are devalued. We systematically examined the generality of these findings using lesions of the rodent lateral OFC (LO) in instrumental action-outcome, and Pavlovian cue-outcome, learning using specific satiety and taste aversion methods of outcome devaluation. LO lesion...

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fccce328-a861-552c-8bd4-b735031f58a6
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10.1101/303800
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