Abstract
In 1992, a landmark paper by Johnson and North published in the Journal of Physiology and entitled "Two types of neurone in the rat ventral tegmental area and their synaptic inputs" (Johnson & North, 1992) provided a first glimpse of the diversity of neurons in this part of the brain. The ventral tegmental (VTA) area was initially better known for the presence of dopamine (DA)-containing neurons projecting to the ventral striatum and for its key role in motivated behaviors and drug addiction.
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