Assertion: acetylcholine's effect | /r/AtLocation | rodent behavioral experiments
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text: However, as the muscarinic system is important not only for learning, memory and cognition but also takes parts in other processes such as attention, motivation, sensory perception, and other non-cognitive aspects of behavior, it is no surprise that the blockage of mAChRs also yields a wide range of non-cognitive effects, thus hindering cognition-focused research and complicating interpretations of the effects observed in rodent behavioral experiments.