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Nigrotectal stimulation stops interval timing in mice

Toda et al., 2017

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12186243368887013151
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Toda K
Lusk N
Watson G
Kim N
Lu D
Li H
Meck W
Yin H
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Current Biology

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Considerable evidence implicates the basal ganglia in interval timing, yet the underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood. Using a novel behavioral task, we demonstrate that head-fixed mice can be trained to show the key features of timing behavior within a few …
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