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INGEST:一个开源的行为设置,用于研究自我激励的消化行为和学习的操作行为行为.

Zhe Zhao, Binbin Xu, Cody L Loomis

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |April 1, 2024
    PubMed
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    研究人员开发了一种INstrument for Gauging Eating and Thirst (INGEST) 仪器,研究大脑如何控制饮食. 这个工具精确地监测消化行为和神经活动,揭示大脑中的Htr3a神经元如何编码这些行为.

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