Melatonin modulates habituation learning via the convergent action of two MT1-type receptors.
Melatonin is a hormone produced by the pineal gland and retina, with roles in sleep and circadian rhythms as well as other neuronal processes, including the regulation of learning and memory. Using larval zebrafish, we previously identified Melatonin as a potent modulator of habituation learning: the progressive suppression of responses to a repeated stimulus. Here we have extended these analyses…
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