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A Regional Dopamine-Serotonin Control Model of Conscious State
This article proposes a dopamine-serotonin theory of conscious state control. Regional dopamine signaling controls a candidate intensity coordinate and serotonergic signaling changes a candidate coordinate of felt complexity and significance within the capacity of the neural substrate. A receptor mo
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