Andrew Huberman· PhD
yeah so um as a graduate student I worked on a part of the amydala called the basolateral amydala it's still a complex within the broader amydala
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yeah so um as a graduate student I worked on a part of the amydala called the basolateral amydala it's still a complex within the broader amydala
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I found essentially that when you induce plasticity you get a synaptic strengthening when you uh when animals learn things amigdala neurons fire in response to cues that predict rewards