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Roles of prefrontal cortex and mediodorsal thalamus in task engagement and behavioral flexibility

Marton et al., 2018

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10816020297544612983
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Marton T
Seifikar H
Luongo F
Lee A
Sohal V
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Journal of Neuroscience

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Behavioral tasks involving auditory cues activate inhibitory neurons within auditory cortex, leading to a reduction in the amplitude of auditory evoked response potentials (ERPs). One hypothesis is that this process, termed “task engagement,” may enable context-dependent …
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