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    On-demand seizures facilitate rapid screening of therapeutics for epilepsy

    Yuzhang Chen, Brian Litt ... Hajime Takano
    An on-demand seizure model in chronically epileptic mice integrates reliability and etiological relevance, providing a mechanistically grounded, efficient platform for evaluating pharmacological interventions.
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    Neurotransmitters: The sound of neural silence

    Nikki Tjahjono, Yu-Shun Wang, Lin Tian
    A new fluorescent sensor makes it possible to track the neurotransmitter GABA in freely moving animals.
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    The Ingestive Response Reflects Neural Dynamics in Gustatory Cortex

    Natasha Baas-Thomas, Abuzar Mahmood ... Donald B Katz
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    Method of loci training yields unique prefrontal representations that support effective memory encoding

    Jingyuan Ren, Boris N Konrad ... Isabella C Wagner
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    A non-human primate model of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

    Rachael HA Jones, Luciano Saieva ... Stuart N Baker
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    AFD thermosensory neurons mediate tactile-dependent locomotion modulation in C. elegans

    Manuel Rosero, Jihong Bai
    The thermosensory neuron AFD unexpectedly modulates locomotion based on tactile experience through molecular and circuit mechanisms distinct from those underlying thermosensation.
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    Language Models: Does the brain really know what word is coming next?

    Richard J Antonello
    Apparent neural encoding of future words may arise from the statistical structure of language itself, rather than from predictive computations in the brain.
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    Unreliable homeostatic action potential broadening in cultured dissociated neurons

    Andreas Ritzau-Jost, Salil Rajayer ... Stefan Hallermann
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    1. Genetics and Genomics
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    Oxytocin receptor controls promiscuity and development in prairie voles

    Ruchira Sharma, Kristen M Berendzen ... Devanand S Manoli
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    The dual molecular identity of vestibular kinocilia bridges structural and functional traits of primary and motile cilia

    Zhenhang Xu, Amirrasoul Tavakoli ... David Z He
    The kinocilium of vestibular hair cells is a unique organelle with molecular features of primary and motile cilia and may serve as an active, force-generating element within the hair bundle.