contribution of D(2)R-striatopallidal and D(1)R-striatonigral neurons in the dorsomedial (DMS, associative) and dorsolateral (DLS, sensorimotor) striatum to distinct functions remains elusive
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D2R-striatopallidal neurons
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D(2)R-striatopallidal neurons
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Associative striatum D2R neurons are required for the cataleptic effect of haloperidol and for amphetamine motor response sensitization.
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Finally, associative striatum D(2)R neurons are required for the cataleptic effect of the typical neuroleptic drug haloperidol and for amphetamine motor response sensitization.
Associative striatum exerts population-selective control over locomotion and reactivity to novelty, with striatopallidal neurons inhibiting exploration and striatonigral neurons stimulating exploration.
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We found that associative striatum exerts a population-selective control over locomotion and reactivity to novelty, striatopallidal and striatonigral neurons inhibiting and stimulating exploration, respectively.
DMS-striatopallidal neurons are involved only in early motor learning.
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Further, DMS-striatopallidal neurons are involved only in early motor learning
The data provide direct experimental evidence for cell-specific topographic functional organization of the dorsal striatum.
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Altogether, these data provide direct experimental evidence for cell-specific topographic functional organization of the dorsal striatum.