September 12, 2017 - 11:00pm
Dr. Zachary Knight, Princeton University
Abstract:
Hunger is controlled by specialized neural circuits in the brain that transform homeostatic needs into motivated behaviors. How this transformation is performed remains poorly understood. I will describe recent work from my lab investigating the molecules, cells, and activity dynamics that underlie the neural control of feeding behavior.
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Maryam Nabizadeh
