Dopamine is an important neurotransmitter.
多巴胺是一种重要的神经传递素。
Dopamine allows us to feel good when we laugh.
当我们笑的时候，多巴胺让我们感觉心情很好。
So why do dopamine neurons treat information as a reward?
那为什么多巴胺神经元将信息作为奖赏对待呢？
No dopamine dependence was found in experimental group.
治疗组未见多巴胺依赖现象。
Dopamine plays a crucial role in our mental and physical health.
多巴胺对我们的身心健康发挥着至关重要的作用。
And anyway, isn't love just our brain's reaction to a flood of dopamine?
无论如何，爱只是你的大脑对多巴胺的反应么？
Dopamine (DA) is one of neurotransmitters of the central nervous system.
多巴胺(DA)是中枢神经递质之一。
We believed that this change would enhance dopamine activity in the brain.
我们认为这种改变可以增强脑内的多巴胺的功能。
DOPAMINE CANNOT account well for schizophrenia, what is the missing link?
巴胺未完解释精神裂症，那么遗环究竟里呢？
The brain needs a chance to "reboot," that is, return to normal dopamine sensitivity.
大脑需要“重新启动”的机会，也就是说，恢复到正常的多巴胺敏感性。
You can thank dopamine for that, which also contributes to coffee's addictive nature.
那是引起我们上瘾的物质——多巴胺的作用。
Such induced dopamine release could explain why people put a high value on some music.
如此这般导致多巴酚释放可能解释为什么人们会花大价钱投入在音乐上。
And one factor in Parkinson's is too little of a neurotransmitter known as dopamine.
帕金森病的一个因素就是神经递质中的多巴胺过少的缘故。
But the point is that novelty-seeking is controlled by nerve cells that respond to dopamine.
但是，问题在于创造性是由可以对多巴胺产生回应的神经细胞控制的。
The brains of people with Parkinson's disease, for instance, contain almost no dopamine.
比如，帕金森病患者的大脑内就几乎没有多巴胺。
The brains of people with Parkinson's disease, for instance, contain almost no dopamine.
比如，帕金森病患者的大脑内就几乎没有多巴胺。
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