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Dopamine D2 receptor blockade reduces response likelihood but does not affect latency to emit a learned sensory-motor response: implications for Parkinson's disease.
scientific article published in October 2000
- Dopamine D2 receptor blockade reduces response likelihood but does not affect latency to emit a learned sensory–motor response: Implications for Parkinson's disease.
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Dopamine D2 receptor blockade reduces response likelihood but does not affect latency to emit a learned sensory-motor response: implications for Parkinson's disease. (English)
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Horvitz JC
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Eyny YS
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1 October 2000
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