Activation of D1-like dopamine receptors increases the NMDA-induced gain modulation through a PKA-dependent pathway in the premotor nucleus of adult zebra finches
• D1 receptors potentiate the NMDA-induced gain modulation in the RA projection neurons of adult male zebra finches. • Blocking D1 receptors have no effect on the NMDA-induced gain modulation in the RA projection neurons. • D1 receptors through a PKA-dependent pathway increase the NMDA-induced gain...
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Enthalten in: Faecal sludge containment characteristics and their implications on safe desludging in unplanned settlements of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania - Seleman, Amour ELSEVIER, 2021, an international multidisciplinary journal devoted to the rapid publication of basic research in the neurosciences, Amsterdam [u.a.] |
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• D1 receptors potentiate the NMDA-induced gain modulation in the RA projection neurons of adult male zebra finches. • Blocking D1 receptors have no effect on the NMDA-induced gain modulation in the RA projection neurons. • D1 receptors through a PKA-dependent pathway increase the NMDA-induced gain modulation in the RA projection neurons. |
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