Optogenetic Stimulation of Frontal D1 Neurons Compensates for Impaired Temporal Control of Action in Dopamine-Depleted Mice

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Furthermore, the interval-timing cue triggers a huge ~4 Hz burst in control patients, but not in PD patients, replicating our prior work https://t.co/XKYD8imRkW https://t.co/FJAk1ToC0e https://t.co/rwDTOfcAlC

@MartinMwiener Not too good at twitter, sorry for the slow reply. See: https://t.co/5MSFuSN0rX https://t.co/zLSJX0mrFq https://t.co/Kuxdr7cgda and: https://t.co/WmlYrfiyav

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Interesting new data demonstrates the importance of frontal cortex dopamine processing in #Parkinsons https://t.co/NYD0aKrKRm

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