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How a drug used to treat Parkinson’s disease might affect the brain

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Rhythmic beta-frequency responses to dopamine replacement therapy (DRT). (A) Brain maps on the left and right indicate the mean and standard deviation, respectively, of region-wise rhythmic beta-frequency neurophysiological responses to DRT. (B) From left to right, brain maps indicate the normative spatial patterns of D1 and D2 receptor and dopamine transporter (DAT)…

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