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Simple Pleasures: Neuronal Regulation of Feeding and Social Interactions

Find out what miniscopes can reveal about how the hypothalamus regulates innate behaviors.

Hypothalamic Circuit Functions in Feeding and Social Behavior

During this on-demand webinar, Professor Dr. Tatiana Korotkova from the Institute of Vegetative Physiology at the University of Cologne shares her group’s latest neural circuit insights on the functions of hypothalamic circuits in innate behaviors using Inscopix technology.

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Professor Dr. Tatiana Korotkova presents research on how hypothalamic circuits regulate innate behaviors. Using Inscopix technology, her team explores the neuronal mechanisms underlying feeding and social interactions.

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Professor, Dr. Tatiana Korotkova

Managing Director, Institute for Vegetative Physiology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Cologne

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