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Neural population activity for memory: Properties, computations, and codes

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By David Dupret, Stefano Fusi, Stefano Panzeri
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords memory neural population activity computations codes Introduction Memory refers to the acquisition and retention of information related to life experience, the recall of which can affect behavior. Dysfunctional memories are both consequences and causes in virtually all brain disorders, from those characterized by memory loss, such as Alzheimer’s disease, to those involving intensified memories, such as those paired with drug use.
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Specialized structure of neural population codes in parietal cortex outputs - Nature Neuroscience

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By Houman Safaai, Alice Wang, Shinichiro Kira, Simone Blanco Malerba, Stefano Panzeri
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cortical neurons projecting to the same target area may form specialized population codes to transmit information, but whether and how they do so remains unclear. We used calcium imaging in mouse posterior parietal cortex, retrograde labeling and statistical multivariate models to address this question during a delayed match-to-sample task in virtual reality. We found that neurons projecting to the same area have elevated pairwise activity correlations.
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Higher-order and distributed synergistic functional interactions encode information gain in goal-directed learning - Nature Communications

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By Etienne Combrisson, Giovanni Petri, Daniele Marinazzo, Stefano Panzeri
| Nature Verified
Abstract Goal-directed learning arises from distributed neural circuits including the prefrontal, posterior parietal and temporal cortices. However, the role of cortico-cortical functional interactions remains unclear. To address this question, we integrated information dynamics analysis with magnetoencephalography to investigate the encoding of learning signals through neural interactions.
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