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Reversal performance measures, trial-by-trial probabilities of different behavioural strategies, histological cell counts, electrophysiological measures, and locomotor activity data
These are the data underlying the figures and analyses presented in Renstrom et al, 2026, Stage-Dependent Effects of “Too Little and Too Much” Medial Prefrontal Activity on Reversal Learning in Rats: Functional Inhibition Impairs Early, Whereas Neural Disinhibition Impairs Late Reversals, J Neurosci
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