Learning with interacting dendrites improves neuronal familiarity detection
The paper shows that interacting dendrite-update rules improve memory capacity in a parallel-dendrite model by reducing response variance and decorrelating weights.
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The paper shows that interacting dendrite-update rules improve memory capacity in a parallel-dendrite model by reducing response variance and decorrelating weights.
Hannah T. Zuppe, Brad T. Casali, Erin G. Reed-Geaghan
The paper investigates sex chromosome and gonadal hormone effects on B cell antibody responses in aging and Alzheimer's Disease using mouse models.
Marco Tagliaferri, Luigi Cattaneo, Carlo Miniussi, Arianna Brancaccio
TIDE estimates individualised TMS intensity for non-motor targets by integrating RMT, electric-field modelling, and tractography to account for pathway-specific stimulation efficiency.
Weintari D. Sese, Janith Halpage, Mahika V Palani…·Dwayne D. Simmons
This study examines how the absence of oncomodulin in mice affects cochlear innate immunity, finding changes in macrophage density and morphology without significant cytokine differences.
Ahmed H. Abdelrazik, Peter Dayan
This study models human sequential decision-making under uncertainty, finding that subjective risk and time urgency drive choices, with variable contributions from recency biases in different conditions.
Lan Wang, Wadood Haq, Lucia Peiroten…·François Paquet‐Durand
The paper demonstrates that lactate produced by rod photoreceptors supports cone photoreceptor function and viability through a rod-to-cone lactate shuttle, suggesting new therapeutic avenues for retinal diseases.
Kyu Hwan Shim, Yong Ran, Danny Ryu…·Todd Eliot Golde
This study shows that Syndecan-4 has both HS-dependent and HS-independent effects on Aβ amyloid homeostasis, reducing amyloid deposition in a mouse model.
Rocco Y.-C. Chiou, Francesca M. Branzi, Elizabeth Jefferies
This paper investigates the role of the angular gyrus in semantic processing by integrating multiple methods, showing that its engagement depends on cognitive factors like memory and mental state.
Alexandra Badea, Ines Poves Acle, Paula Méndez de Inza…·The HABS-HD Study Team
This paper develops a calibration-aware graph learning framework for brain-age modeling across multiple cohorts, finding that recalibration improves performance but cohort-specific calibration is needed for external application.
Ruwei Yao, Junze Zheng, Yanlu Wang…·Bo Hong
The paper introduces LAND, a framework for improving movement decoding in BCIs by aligning neural and behavioral dynamics using unpaired data, achieving better generalization across movement speeds and subjects.
Juliette Viellard, Louison Brochoire, Michelle Janusz…·Pascal Fossat
The paper introduces Spinotrode, a vertebral implant for long-term single-cell recordings in the dorsal horns of behaving mice, revealing new insights into spinal neuron dynamics during natural behaviors.
Atesh Koul, Alessandro Corsini, Francesco Torricelli…·Alessandro D’Ausilio
This study identifies low-dimensional neural manifolds that align across interacting individuals during coordinated tasks, revealing a novel mechanism for interpersonal coordination through dynamic neural updates.
Belay Gebregergis, Haben Yhdego, Tewolde Teklu
The paper evaluates EEG foundation models for reliability and disease discrimination, finding they are partially dissociable properties with distinct contributing factors.
Marc Sabio‐Albert, David Richter, Lluís Fuentemilla, Alexis Pérez-Bellido
The paper investigates how attention and explicit knowledge influence predictive sharpening in early visual cortex using fMRI.
Ilaria Mazzonetto, Miriam Celli, Lorenzo Pini…·Maurizio Corbetta
This study shows that structural disconnection after stroke leads to electrophysiological changes in both perilesional and structurally disconnected cortical regions, correlating with neurological severity.
Keiko Yamada, Hiroki Tabata, Kaito Takabayashi…·Yoshifumi Tamura
The paper examines how pain extent and central sensitization symptoms relate to brain structure and cognition in older adults with chronic pain, finding distinct patterns in cognitive performance and brain volume.
Setareh Sianati, Yihe Ma, Julie A. Kauer
The paper shows that somatodendritic release of cholecystokinin from dopamine neurons in the VTA alters synaptic strength, both at GABAergic and glutamatergic synapses, and influences neighboring neurons.