The responses to CS (cue) quickly appeared and became largely stabilized, whereas the response to US (quinine or footshock) even showed a trend of further increase.
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Learning shapes the aversion and reward responses of lateral habenula neurons.
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The strength of the quinine-evoked responses exhibited an increasing trend throughout the conditioning process, although these changes were not statistically significant ( Figure 3D ), suggesting that LHb neurons faithfully tracked the value of quinine-associated aversiveness during the learning process.