GABA and glutamate neurons in the VTA regulate sleep and wakefulness
Xiao Yu(Wenzhou Medical University), William Wisden(Imperial College London), Kyoko Tossell(Imperial College London), Denis Burdakov(ETH Zurich), Wei Ba(Liuzhou Maternal and Child Health Hospital), Ying Ma(Imperial College London), Giulia Miracca(Imperial College London), Edward C. Harding(Imperial College London), Nicholas P. Franks(Chelsea and Westminster Hospital), Ming Chen(Huashan Hospital), Qianzi Yang(Xijing Hospital), Raquel Yustos(Imperial College London), Alexei L. Vyssotski(University of Zurich), Long Li(Xi'an Jiaotong University), Dan Wang(Capital Medical University), Wen Li(Xijing Hospital), Juan Guo(Xijing Hospital), Julia J. Harris(The Francis Crick Institute), Yuqi Li(Zhengzhou University of Light Industry), Hailong Dong(Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences)
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