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Interval timing: stopping the internal stopwatch by photostimulation

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Animals use estimates of time intervals to adaptively guide their anticipatory actions. New research on mice shows that photostimulation of the neural pathway that coordinates drinking behavior delays subsequent anticipatory responses by pausing/resetting the internal stopwatch.

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Cell Press

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Biochemistry and molecular biology, Biology, Cell biology

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Current Biology

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10.1016/j.cub.2017.10.072

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