Synopsis of Social media discussions
The discourse centers on the importance of RRIDs in enhancing reproducibility, with posts emphasizing the inclusion of RRIDs in the publication and appreciating the authors’ support for research standards. The tone and wording, such as 'improve reproducibility' and 'support of reproducibility', suggest a professional and supportive engagement, but there is little discussion on the broader scientific or clinical implications of the research itself.
Agreement
Moderate agreementBoth posts express approval of the publication, highlighting that RRIDs improve reproducibility and appreciating the authors' efforts.
Interest
Neutral level of interestThe posts show some interest in the topic, mainly from a methodological perspective, but do not delve deeply into the scientific implications.
Engagement
Moderate level of engagementThe posts demonstrate moderate engagement by discussing specific aspects like RRIDs and reproducibility, indicating some level of thoughtful reflection.
Impact
Neutral impactThe overall impact appears limited as the focus remains on procedural improvements rather than the scientific findings or broader significance.
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RRID Robot
RRIDs were included in the eLife paper "Oxytocin functions as a spatiotemporal filter for…" (https://t.co/RZxVugs8w4). RRIDs like this improve reproducibility in scientific research. #reproducibility #RRID
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RRID Robot
The authors of "Oxytocin functions as a spatiotemporal filter for…" (https://t.co/RZxVugs8w4) included RRIDs in their paper! We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility. #RRID #STMpublishing
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RRIDs were included in the eLife paper "Oxytocin functions as a spatiotemporal filter for…" (https://t.co/RZxVugs8w4). RRIDs like this improve reproducibility in scientific research. #reproducibility #RRID
view full postAugust 23, 2021
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RRID Robot
@RobotRrid (Twitter)The authors of "Oxytocin functions as a spatiotemporal filter for…" (https://t.co/RZxVugs8w4) included RRIDs in their paper! We appreciate the author's support of reproducibility. #RRID #STMpublishing
view full postAugust 3, 2021
Abstract Synopsis
- Oxytocin acts as a filter, controlling when excitatory signals reach dopamine neurons in the VTA, which are involved in processing rewarding and aversive experiences.
- It reduces excitatory synaptic transmission through a process involving endocannabinoids, which affects short-term and long-term synaptic plasticity, especially in pathways with CB1 receptors.
- The modulation by oxytocin is specific to certain neural pathways that have CB1 receptors, meaning it selectively gates information flow into reward circuits based on the type of input.]
RRID Robot
@RobotRrid (Twitter)