FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3121758661> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3121758661 abstract "ABSTRACT The role of dopamine in processing aversive stimuli is under debate: Credits range from no involvement at all, to acting as a punishment-prediction error (PPE) signal. Here, we systematically investigated dopamine release in the nucleus-accumbens core (NAC), which is closely linked to reward-prediction errors, in rats that were exposed to white noise (WN), a versatile, underutilized aversive stimulus, and its predictive cues. Both induced a negative dopamine ramp, followed by slow signal recovery upon stimulus cessation. In contrast to reward conditioning, dopamine was unaffected by WN value, context valence, or probabilistic contingencies, and the WN dopamine-response shifted only partially towards its predictive cue. However, unpredicted WN provoked slower post-stimulus signal recovery than predicted WN. Despite differing signal qualities, dopamine responses to simultaneous presentation of rewarding and aversive stimuli were additive. Together, our findings indicate that instead of a PPE, NAC dopamine primarily tracks prediction and duration of punishment." @default.
• W3121758661 created "2021-02-01" @default.
• W3121758661 creator A5029547712 @default.
• W3121758661 creator A5050171656 @default.
• W3121758661 creator A5063769571 @default.
• W3121758661 creator A5087756692 @default.
• W3121758661 date "2021-01-17" @default.
• W3121758661 modified "2023-10-15" @default.
• W3121758661 title "Nucleus-accumbens dopamine tracks aversive stimulus duration and prediction but not value or prediction error" @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1964381117 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1965692465 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1973489151 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1973647403 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1976193796 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1977860908 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1978660947 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1979640215 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1980571433 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1984336157 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1985184047 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1987051550 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W1998939463 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2003168086 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2014971298 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2022561563 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2029383690 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2032866004 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2034727687 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2041667502 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2044357529 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2061350749 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2061489284 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2062019493 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2063632085 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2065693683 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2073602092 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2075994330 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2076326627 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2076457657 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2077234809 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2078550466 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2092641982 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2095088925 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2098534820 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2113375740 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2114207481 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2116049552 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2117726420 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2127384831 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2132439203 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2133844736 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2140488547 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2144534164 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2150514983 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2167125619 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2169250701 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2191449095 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2318609293 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2338147507 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2369115510 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2537018563 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2571008383 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2609307799 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2785323625 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2888695486 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2895490221 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2901153433 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2902477192 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2944997976 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2950376884 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2951842640 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2976998592 @default.
• W3121758661 cites W2979619911 @default.
• W3121758661 doi "https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.01.16.426967" @default.
• W3121758661 hasPublicationYear "2021" @default.
• W3121758661 type Work @default.
• W3121758661 sameAs 3121758661 @default.
• W3121758661 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W3121758661 countsByYear W31217586612022 @default.
• W3121758661 crossrefType "posted-content" @default.
• W3121758661 hasAuthorship W3121758661A5029547712 @default.
• W3121758661 hasAuthorship W3121758661A5050171656 @default.
• W3121758661 hasAuthorship W3121758661A5063769571 @default.
• W3121758661 hasAuthorship W3121758661A5087756692 @default.
• W3121758661 hasBestOaLocation W31217586611 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C119857082 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C167085575 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C169760540 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C180747234 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C2776552330 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C2779918689 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C2910002191 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C41008148 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C513476851 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C548259974 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConcept C71924100 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConceptScore W3121758661C119857082 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConceptScore W3121758661C15744967 @default.
• W3121758661 hasConceptScore W3121758661C167085575 @default.

• next