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Dopaminergic Medication Decreases Motor Impulsivity on the Go/No-go Task in Parkinson's Disease

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Figure 1. Major dopaminergic brain regions and dopamine pathways in the brain.
Figure 2. Direct and indirect pathways of the basal ganglia.
Figure 3. Neuropathology of PD.
Figure 4. The dopamine overdose hypothesis.
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