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mouse, freely behaving
claim_text
Targeted optogenetic activation of D1 vs D2-receptor-expressing striatal projection neurons elicits opposing motor effects, supporting the canonical direct/indirect pathway model in freely behaving mice.
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Cell-Type-Specific Dissection of Loop Circuits (Opto/Chemo/Tracing)
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Review summarizing ChR2 manipulations in D1-Cre and A2A-Cre mice (e.g., Kravitz 2010 and follow-ups).
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