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Basolateral amygdala neurons await oscillatory recruitment into valence-relevant ensembles
Impaired valence processing is a core feature of psychiatric illnesses. The ability to rapidly evaluate situations and stimuli and determine whether they have positive or negative implications, termed valence processing, is a highly adaptive brain function that is essential for survival. Despite its
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