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Striatal serotonin release signals reward value

Biology

Striatal serotonin release signals reward value

M. G. Spring and K. M. Nautiyal

Using GRAB-5HT biosensors in mice, this study reveals that serotonin release in the dorsal medial striatum tracks reward anticipation, value, approach, and consumption—offering millisecond-scale insight into how serotonin shapes reward-related behavior. Research conducted by Mitchell G. Spring and Katherine M. Nautiyal.... show more
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