Associate professor Ken-ichi Amemori (Invited Research Team C02) and his colleagues’ research results were published in “Nature Communications” and were featured in a press release.
Associate professor Ken-ichi Amemori (Invited Research Team C02) and his colleagues’ research results were published in “Nature Communications” and were featured in a press release.

Associate professor Ken-ichi Amemori (Invited Research Team C02) and his colleagues’ research results were published in “Nature Communications” and were featured in a press release.

A recent study led by Satoko Amemori and Ken-ichi Amemori published in Nature Communications investigated how specific brain circuits regulate emotional responses, providing new insights into the neural basis of depression. This result was published in the international journal Nature Communications and featured in a press Associate professor Ken-ichi Amemori (Invited Research Team C02) and his colleagues’ research results were published in “Nature Communications” and were featured in a press release.　

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-48375-1
Paper：Amemori, S., Graybiel, M.A., & Amemori, K. (2024). Cingulate microstimulation induces negative decision-making via reduced top-down influence on primate fronto-cingulo-striatal network. Nature Communications. 15, Article number: 4201

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