The Protective Action Encoding of Serotonin Transients in the Human Brain
Rosalyn Moran(University of Bristol), P. Read Montague(Wellcome Centre for Human Neuroimaging), Kenneth T. Kishida(Wake Forest University), Terry Lohrenz(Biomedical Research Institute), Adrian W. Laxton(Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist), Stephen B. Tatter(Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist), Peter Dayan(University of Toronto), Paul E. M. Phillips(University of Washington), Mark R. Witcher(Wake Forest University), Thomas L. Ellis(Wake Forest University), Ignacio Sáez(Neurological Surgery)
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