Mechanisms and Roles of Fast Dopamine Signaling
Molecular Neuroscience, Neurochemistry, Physiology and seminar by Pascal S. Kaeser, MD, Professor, Department of Neurobiology, Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA
Hosted by McGill Neuro
Tuesday 06:00–07:10 Montreal (GMT-4)
Ended
Online
Abstract
Dopamine is a neuromodulator that codes information on various time scales. I will discuss recent progress on the identification of fast release mechanisms for dopamine in the mouse striatum. I will present data on triggering mechanisms of dopamine release and evaluate its roles in striatal regulation. In the long-term, our work will allow for a better understanding of the mechanisms and time scales of dopamine coding in health and disease.
Topics
dopaminefast release mechanismshealth and diseaseneuromodulatorstriatal regulationstriatumtime scalestriggering mechanisms
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