Dynamic dopaminergic signaling probabilistically controls the timing of self-timed movements
Video · 1 h · Feb 23, 2022
Allison Hamilos, Assad Lab, Harvard University
Slowly ramping dopaminergic activity controls the moment-to-moment decision of when to move
Behavioral Neuroscience, Neuroscience, Cognition and seminar by Allison Hamilos, Harvard
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