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    Retinotopic coding organizes the interaction between internally and externally oriented brain networks

    Adam Steel, Peter A Angeli, Caroline E Robertson
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    Selection for male aggression is associated with changes in reproductive traits, chemical signaling and lifespan in Drosophila melanogaster

    Anthony Defert, Romane Gout ... Séverine Trannoy
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    Individual dopaminergic neurons induce unique, yet overlapping combinations of behavioural modulations including safety learning, memory retrieval and acute locomotion

    Naoko Toshima, Arman Behrad ... Michael Schleyer
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    BetaII-spectrin gaps and patches emerge from the patterned assembly of the actin/spectrin membrane skeleton in human motor neuron axons

    Nahir Guadalupe Gazal, Maria Jose Castellanos-Montiel ... Nicolás Unsain
    An actin-nucleation-dependent assembly of the axonal membrane skeleton reveals that βII-spectrin gap-and-patch patterns in human motor neurons represent an intermediate stage of cytoskeletal maturation.
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    Cortical layer 6b mediates state-dependent changes in brain activity and effects of orexin on waking and sleep

    Elise J Meijer, Marissa Mueller ... Zoltan Molnar
    Layer 6b neurons shape state-dependent brain rhythms and responses to orexin, revealing an underappreciated cortical mechanism that may help explain disrupted sleep-wake regulation in neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders more broadly.
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    Hilar mossy cells control structural and functional organization in the dentate gyrus

    Corwin R Butler, Connor R Squellati ... Eric Schnell
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    Correctness is its own reward: bootstrapping error signals in self-guided reinforcement learning

    Ziyi Gong, Fabiola Duarte ... John Pearson
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    A theory of multi-task computation and task selection

    Owen Marschall, David G Clark, Ashok Litwin-Kumar
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    REM sleep prefrontal high-frequency oscillation chains mediate distinct cortical – hippocampal reactivation patterns compared to NREM sleep

    Justin D Shin, Michael Satchell ... Shantanu P Jadhav
    Rapid eye movement (REM) sleep organizes sparse, sequential cortical reactivation through chains of prefrontal high-frequency oscillations coupled to hippocampal theta, an inter-regional dialogue distinct from that of non-REM ripples.
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    Preserved cerebellar functions despite structural degeneration in older adults

    Anda de Witte, Anouck Matthijs ... Jean-Jacques Orban de Xivry
    Cerebellar-dependent functions are mostly maintained or even enhanced across the lifespan, with cerebellar-mediated motor abilities remaining intact despite degeneration, in contrast to non-cerebellar measures.
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