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A hippocampus-accumbens code guides goal-directed appetitive behavior - Nature Communications

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By Oliver Barnstedt, Stefan Remy
| Nature Verified
Abstract The dorsal hippocampus (dHPC) is a key brain region for the expression of spatial memories, such as navigating towards a learned reward location. The nucleus accumbens (NAc) is a prominent projection target of dHPC and implicated in value-based action selection. Yet, the contents of the dHPC→NAc information stream and their acute role in behavior remain largely unknown.
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A septal-ventral tegmental area circuit drives exploratory behavior

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By Petra Mocellin, Oliver Barnstedt, Kevin Luxem, Julia U. Henschke
| Cell Press Verified
Highlights • MSDBglu-VTA circuit bidirectionally controls locomotion • Activation of the MSDBglu-VTA pathway increases exploratory behavior • MSDBglu-VTA-elicited exploration is oriented toward the environment • MSDBglu axons target VTADA, VTAglu, and VTADA/glu neurons Summary To survive, animals need to balance their exploratory drive with their need for safety.
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A hippocampus-accumbens code guides goal-directed appetitive behavior

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By Oliver Barnstedt, Stefan Remy, Petra Mocellin
| BioRxiv
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