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Arizona, United States
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Task-specific invariant representation in auditory cortex

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By Charles Heller, Gregory R Hamersky, Stephen David, Serena Notartomaso
| eLife
Given that the noise properties of neurons are not well understood, particularly around changes in behavioral state, a formal power analysis was not possible. Choice of sample size was based on standard practices in studies of cortex in ferrets and similarly sized species. For each experimental recording session, we measured the population decoding performance of multiple stimulus pairs.
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Charles Heller, Fact Checker for The Spruce

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By Charles Heller
| The Spruce Verified
Staff writer at Food & Wine Lead comprehensive food/ingredient comparisons on staples like non-dairy milk Ranked and reviewed dozens of popular kitchen items Charles Heller has been a writer, editor, and researcher for over 15 years. He has covered everything from volunteer clown training seminars to the groundbreaking camera technology of Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
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Neural and behavioral organization of rapid eye movement sleep in zebrafish

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By Charles Heller, Sophie Aimon, Drew N. Robson, Vikash Choudary
| BioRxiv
Abstract Sleep is ubiquitous across the animal kingdom. However, the definition for sleep varies significantly across species. In organisms such as C. elegans, Drosophila, and zebrafish, sleep is classically defined as periods of locomotor quiescence with an increased arousal threshold. In mammals, sleep is further subdivided into rapid eye movement (REM) and non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep, but the evolutionary origin of these two sleep states remains unclear.
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