Plasticity in the Neurotransmitter Repertoire

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“In the earliest days of neuroscience, it was thought that a neuron made and released only a single chemical, known as a neurotransmitter, to send a signal across a synapse to an adjacent neuron” (1/4) https://t.co/WasBLOVfor

Neurons switching from Dopamine to Somatostatin depending on light-dark cycle length: #Neuroplasticity #Depression http://t.co/XdqveIM97c

New perspective article on Plasticity in the neurotransmitter repertoire out by Drs Susan Birren and Eve Marder: http://t.co/44Ee1jBmx0

Brain plasticity has a new mechanism - Switching the release of different neurotransmitters http://t.co/vgNdRxOsK4 #Motorimpairment

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