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Abstract Spatial navigation requires internal maps to remain anchored to external sensory cues. The medial entorhinal cortex (MEC) contains spatially modulated cell types, but how visual and tactile cues jointly support them is unclear. Here we show, using miniature two-photon calcium imaging in freely moving male mice, that sensory deprivation has context-dependent effects.
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