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Cognitive control of behavior and hippocampal information processing without medial prefrontal cortex

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By Eunhye Park, Kally O. Reilly, Griffin Grubbs, David Taborga
| BioRxiv
Abstract Cognitive control tasks require using one class of information while ignoring competing classes of information. The central role of the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) in cognitive control is well established in the primate literature, and largely accepted in the rodent literature because mPFC damage causes deficits in tasks that may require cognitive control, as inferred, typically from the task design.
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Cognitive control of behavior and hippocampal information processing without medial prefrontal cortex

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By Eunhye Park, Kally O. Reilly, Griffin Grubbs, David Taborga
| BioRxiv
Abstract Cognitive control tasks require using one class of information and ignoring competing classes of information. A central role for the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) in cognitive control is well established because mPFC damage impairs tasks that may require cognitive control, as inferred, typically from the task design. We tested the "central-computation" hypothesis that rat mPFC is essential for cognitive control.
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