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American Physiological Society, Journal of Neurophysiology, 1(125), p. 166-183, 2021

DOI: 10.1152/jn.00495.2020

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The tubular striatum and nucleus accumbens distinctly represent reward-taking and seeking

Journal article published in 2020 by Katherine N. Wright ORCID, Daniel W. Wesson ORCID
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Abstract

The ventral striatum, considered the reward circuitry “hub,” is composed of two regions: the NAc, which is well established for its role in reward processing, and the TuS, which has been largely excluded from such studies. This study provides a first step in directly contextualizing the TuS’s activity in relation to that in the NAc and, by doing so, establishes a critical framework for future research seeking to better understand the brain basis for drug addiction.