The cerebellum may help mice anticipate rewards
Medical Xpress reports that cells in the cerebellum, a brain region linked to movement, stayed active longer in mice as waits for rewards lengthened.
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As mice waited longer for rewards, cells in their cerebellum stayed active longer, Medical Xpress reports. The finding suggests this movement-linked brain region may also help anticipate rewards.
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