Subregions of the ventral striatum show preferential coding of reward magnitude and probability
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Tobias Sommer | Katrin Schroeder | Juliana Yacubian | Jan Gläscher | Dieter F. Braus | Christian Büchel | J. Gläscher | C. Büchel | D. Braus | T. Sommer | J. Yacubian | Katrin Schroeder | Dieter F. Braus
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