How does the brain link a novel food to illness that happens later? We found that acetylcholine, released in part by parabrachial Calca neurons, can work through GPCRs in central amygdala to bridge the gap. New preprint from Stuber+ Palmiter labs: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
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Postdoc at UW in Stuber + Palmiter labs studying the neurobiology of learning. westonflem.ing