Jones Griffith Parker

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Dopamine 100%
2. Dopaminergic Neurons 81%
3. Learning 52%
4. Reward 47%
5. N-Methyl-D-Aspartate Receptors 41%
6. Neurons 41%
7. Behavioral Genetics 29%
8. TRPV Cation Channels 28%
9. Deep Brain Stimulation 23%
10. Psychological Extinction 23%
11. Long-Term Memory 23%
12. GABA-A Receptors 22%
13. Ganglia 20%
14. Neuroimaging 18%
15. Animals 18%
16. Mammals 18%
17. Neurotransmitter Agents 18%
18. Fear 18%
19. Electric Stimulation 17%
20. Dyskinesias 17%
21. Brain 16%
22. Dopamine D1 Receptors 15%
23. Corpus Striatum 15%
24. Calcium 14%
25. Behavior Control 12%
26. Parkinson Disease 12%
27. Neuropathology 11%
28. Cues 11%
29. Head 11%
30. Glutamate Receptors 11%
31. Amygdala 10%
32. Brain Diseases 9%
33. Synaptic Transmission 9%
34. Population 9%
35. Serotonergic Neurons 9%
36. Up-Regulation 9%
37. Aptitude 8%
38. Fluorescence 8%
39. Mental Disorders 8%
40. Dendritic Spines 8%
41. Capsaicin 7%
42. Basal Ganglia Diseases 7%
43. Optical Imaging 7%
44. Memory 7%
45. Prefrontal Cortex 7%
46. Down-Regulation 7%
47. Dendrites 7%
48. Mesencephalon 6%
49. Transgenic Mice 6%
50. Dopamine D2 Receptors 6%