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Keep calm and carry on: VTCRI scientists make first serotonin measurements in humans

1 May 2018

Read Montague, Ph.D., discusses his work with Rosalyn Moran, Ph.D., and Terry Lohrenz, Ph.D., in a video conference.

Read Montague, Ph.D., Rosalyn Moran, Ph.D., Terry Lohrenz, Ph.D. — Read Montague, a professor at the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute (left), in a videoconference call with collaborators Rosalyn Moran, currently at King's College London, and Terry Lohrenz of VTCRI, discusses research that revealed changing serotonin levels in the brains of human volunteers. Their study provides new understanding of serotonin’s role in regulating human choice. Not pictured: Co-first author Ken Kishida of Wake Forest School of Medicine.

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