Furthermore, it is increasingly recognized that co-release of neurotransmitters is functionally relevant, understanding of which is required in order to interpret results of pharmacological studies and their relationship to neural recordings.
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neurotransmitter co-release
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co-release of neurotransmitters
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The additive effect of serotonin and dopamine conveys significant reward-related information and is described as subjectively highly euphorizing, whereas neither transmitter alone has such an effect.
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It appears that the additive effect of serotonin and DA conveys significant reward related information and is subjectively highly euphorizing. Neither DA nor serotonin alone have such an effect.
Neurotransmitter co-release is functionally relevant and is needed to interpret pharmacological and neural recording results.
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Furthermore, it is increasingly recognized that co-release of neurotransmitters is functionally relevant, understanding of which is required in order to interpret results of pharmacological studies and their relationship to neural recordings.
Joint activity between serotonergic and dopaminergic systems carries essential reward information and motivates parallel investigation of both systems.
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Overall, this pattern of results indicates that joint activity between both systems carries essential reward information and invites parallel investigation of both neurotransmitter systems.