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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neurobiol Learn Mem. 2016 Jul 15;133:233–256. doi: 10.1016/j.nlm.2016.07.015

Table 3.

Brain Regions Which Modulate Delay Based Choice Behavior

Brain Region Manipulation Method/Drug Result Reference
mPFC D1/D5 antagonism SCH-23390 (D1) ↓ delayed choice Loos et al., 2010
mPFC D1/D5 agonism SKF 38393 ↓ delayed choice Loos et al., 2010
mOFC Bilateral Inactivation Muscimol (GABA A)
Baclofen (GABA B)
No effect Stopper et al., 2014
OFC Lesion Quinolinic acid ↓ delayed choice Mobini et al. 2002
OFC Lesion ↑ delayed choice Winstanley et al. 2004
OFC Lesion Quinolinic acid ↓ delayed choice Rudebeck et al., 2006
OFC Lesion Muscimol (GABA A)
Baclofen (GABA B)
Dependent on Cue/baseline behavior Zeeb et al., 2010
OFC DA Lesion 6-OHDA ↑ delayed choice Kheramin et al. 2004
OFC D2 antagonism - No cue Eticlopride (D2) No effect Zeeb et al., 2010
OFC D1 antagonism -No cue SCH-23390 (D1) No effect Zeeb et al., 2010
OFC D2 antagonism- Cue Eticlopride (D2) ↓ delayed choice Zeeb et al., 2010
OFC D1 antagonism -Cue SCH-23390 (D1) ↓ delayed choice Zeeb et al., 2010
BLA Bilateral Inactivation Quinolinic acid ↓ delayed choice Winstanley et al. 2004
STN Lesion Ibotenic acid ↑ delayed choice Winstanley et al. 2005
STN Lesion Ibotenic acid ↑ delayed choice Uslaner et al., 2006
STN Lesion Quinolinic acid ↓ delayed choice Bezzina et al., 2009
NAcc DA Lesion 6-OHDA No effect Winstanley et al., 2005