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Behavioural hyperactivity and risk-taking in young-adult male mice correlate with increased dopamine release in dorsal, but not ventral, striatum
Adolescence is characterized by increased novelty seeking, impulsivity, locomotion and risk-taking, behaviours that facilitate the transition to adulthood but may also increase vulnerability to psychiatric illness. Maturation of dopamine (DA) transmission within the striatum is thought to contribute
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