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Spatially confined dopamine from locus coeruleus axons selectively shapes hippocampal dynamics and action timing
Neuromodulatory systems project broadly, yet computations engage specific neuronal populations. Whether neuromodulation can selectively influence task-engaged neurons remains unclear. During goal-directed navigation, neurons in the locus coeruleus (LC), the brain's principal norepinephrine source, r
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