1. Absence of Systematic Effects of Internalizing Psychopathology on Learning Under Uncertainty

    This article has 7 authors:
    1. Muhammad H Satti
    2. Katharina Wille
    3. Matthew R Nassar
    4. Radoslaw M Cichy
    5. Nicolas W Schuck
    6. Peter Dayan
    7. Rasmus Bruckner
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      eLife Assessment

      This study provides important results with regard to the ongoing debate of the relationship between internalizing psychopathology and learning under uncertainty. The methods and analyses are solid, and the results are backed by a large sample size, yet the study could still benefit from a more detailed discussion about the difference in experimental design and analysis compared to previous studies. If these concerns are addressed, this study would be of interest to researchers in clinical and computational psychiatry for the behavioral markers of psychopathological symptoms.

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  2. Generation of knock-in Cre and FlpO mouse lines for precise targeting of striatal projection neurons and dopaminergic neurons

    This article has 9 authors:
    1. Eddy Albarran
    2. Akira Fushiki
    3. Anders Nelson
    4. David Ng
    5. Corryn Chaimowitz
    6. Laudan Nikoobakht
    7. Tanya Sippy
    8. Darcy S Peterka
    9. Rui M Costa
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      This important work has the potential to expand the repertoire of transgenic animals for systems neuroscience investigations across multiple fields. The generation of new reagents has the potential to open new directions in experimental design, and the Cas9-based approach for generating mice may provide additional benefits compared to existing BAC transgenic mouse lines. However, whereas some of the imaging data are compelling, quantitative analysis of transgene fidelity is incomplete, as it relies on a qualitative description of reporter XFP expression at low magnification, with some electrophysiological characterization.

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