Dayu Lin
@moccalin.bsky.social
Neuroscience Professor studying the neural circuits of social behaviors at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Check out our lab website: www.dayulinlab.org.
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Advice I often give to my students is to separately read the first sentence of every paragraph. Those sentences alone should make the argument you want to make.
And then whatever follows each topic sentence should *only* be about what the topic sentence is about.
This can help structure papers.
And then whatever follows each topic sentence should *only* be about what the topic sentence is about.
This can help structure papers.
April 23, 2025 at 8:02 PM
Advice I often give to my students is to separately read the first sentence of every paragraph. Those sentences alone should make the argument you want to make.
And then whatever follows each topic sentence should *only* be about what the topic sentence is about.
This can help structure papers.
And then whatever follows each topic sentence should *only* be about what the topic sentence is about.
This can help structure papers.
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January 23, 2025 at 2:11 AM
Here is a link to the full text:
rdcu.be/d688i
rdcu.be/d688i
In expert mice, the gate is open permanently. Dopamine is no longer needed. This study is led by a talented student Bing Dai. We thank Yulong Li and Larry Zweifel labs for providing critical tools to make the study possible.
January 22, 2025 at 7:43 PM
In expert mice, the gate is open permanently. Dopamine is no longer needed. This study is led by a talented student Bing Dai. We thank Yulong Li and Larry Zweifel labs for providing critical tools to make the study possible.
Dopamine in the VTA is essential for novice aggressors but not expert aggressors. Dopamine can gate the flow from the hippocampus through the lateral septum that eventually reaches the hypothalamus to initiate attack.
January 22, 2025 at 7:41 PM
Dopamine in the VTA is essential for novice aggressors but not expert aggressors. Dopamine can gate the flow from the hippocampus through the lateral septum that eventually reaches the hypothalamus to initiate attack.