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    Selective recruitment of the cerebellum evidenced by task-dependent gating of inputs

    Ladan Shahshahani, Maedbh King ... Jörn Diedrichsen
    The human cerebellum shows fMRI activity for many tasks – however, the inputs from the neocortex are upregulated in a task-dependent manner when cerebellar computation is required.
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    Connectomes: Mapping the fly nerve cord

    Anna Seggewisse, Michael Winding
    The first neuronal wiring diagram of an insect nerve cord, which includes biological information on cell type and organisation, enables further investigation into premotor circuit function.
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    Repix: reliable, reusable, versatile chronic Neuropixels implants using minimal components

    Mattias Horan, Daniel Regester ... Yoh Isogai
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    Sex-specific resilience of neocortex to food restriction

    Zahid Padamsey, Danai Katsanevaki ... Nathalie L Rochefort
    Multi-scale analysis of mouse visual cortex reveals a sex-specific difference in response to long-term food restriction, with males being more impacted than females.
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    EEG-fMRI in awake rat and whole-brain simulations show decreased brain responsiveness to sensory stimulations during absence seizures

    Petteri Stenroos, Isabelle Guillemain ... Emmanuel L Barbier
    Rats with absence epilepsy exhibit hindered and restricted sensory processing during ongoing seizures, as demonstrated by functional magnetic resonance imaging and mean-field simulation studies.
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    Early parafoveal semantic integration in natural reading

    Yali Pan, Steven Frisson ... Ole Jensen
    During natural reading, before we fixate on a word, we can already extract its meaning and even integrate it into the evolving context.
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    Factorized visual representations in the primate visual system and deep neural networks

    Jack W Lindsey, Elias B Issa
    High-level visual cortex and leading neural network models of the visual system retain information about multiple visual scene variables in independent, non-interfering dimensions of their population codes.
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    Mesolimbic dopamine ramps reflect environmental timescales

    Joseph R Floeder, Huijeong Jeong ... Vijay Mohan K Namboodiri
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    Neuronal migration depends on blood flow in the adult brain

    Takashi Ogino, Akari Saito ... Kazunobu Sawamoto
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    The breath shape controls intonation of mouse vocalizations

    Alastair MacDonald, Alina Hebling ... Kevin Yackle
    The breathing motor program is re-engaged to control the fluctuations in vocal pitch during a sound.