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- Two behavioural patterns induced by circuit activation: backing away and rebound running.
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- In contrast, dPAG ChR2neurons, which were activated across one synapse by the optogenetic stimulation of TeAChR2fibres, exhibited a longer latency of approximately 1 s (0.956 ± 0.137 s) (Fig., middle and bottom panels; Supplementary Fig.).
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