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    Synthetic torpor in the rat protects the heart from ischaemia-reperfusion injury

    Megan Elley, Ludovico Taddei ... Michael Ambler
    Synthetic torpor induced in a species that does not naturally hibernate protects the heart from ischaemia-reperfusion injury, pointing to a novel translatable strategy for improving outcomes after myocardial infarction.
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    Learning-associated flexibility of cortical taste coding is impaired in Shank3 knockout mice

    Chi-Hong Wu, Gina G Turrigiano
    Loss of Shank3 destabilizes neuronal activity in the taste cortex and impairs aversive taste learning in mice, revealing how autism-associated genes compromise flexible sensory encoding in sensory cortices to influence behavior.
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    Frequency modulation of organelle calcium-dependent voltage oscillations: an essential memory trace produced by operant conditioning in Aplysia

    Laura Puygrenier, John Simmers, Romuald Nargeot
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    In vivo optical clearing of the mouse brain

    Maiko Kume, Ningdong Kang ... Timothy E Holy
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    Early readers know letter shapes without knowing letter names

    Jhilik Das, Sonali Nag ... SP Arun
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    Where is the melody? Spontaneous attention orchestrates melody formation during polyphonic music listening

    Martin M Winchester, Kevin Reynolds ... Giovanni M Di Liberto
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    Intrinsic and circuit mechanisms of predictive coding in a grid cell network model

    Inayath Shaikh, Collins Assisi
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    Phasic and tonic pain serve distinct functions during adaptive behaviour

    Shuangyi Tong, Timothy Denison ... Ben Seymour
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    Single neurons detect spatiotemporal activity transitions through STP and EI imbalance

    Aditya Asopa, Upinder Singh Bhalla
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    Cholinergic blockade reveals a role for human hippocampal theta in memory encoding but not retrieval

    Tamara Gedankien, Jennifer Kriegel ... Joshua Jacobs
    Cholinergic blockade via scopolamine reveals that hippocampal theta oscillations are essential for encoding rather than retrieval, suggesting these rhythms represent a dedicated neural state for memory formation.