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Jasmine Kaslow

Stanford University

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Layer 5 anterior cingulate cortical neurons engage dorsolateral periaqueductal gray excitatory neurons to facilitate the affective component of pain

Jasmine Kaslow, William M. McCallum, Amaury François, Gregory F. Corder, Eric J. Kremer, Kimberly Ritola, Nicole Mercer Lindsay, Grégory Scherrer

The paper identifies a specific neural circuit between the ACC and dlPAG that facilitates the affective component of pain, showing its role in aversive behaviors beyond pain.

bioRxiv · Sep 1, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience

Reproducible and predictable reorganization of place fields driven by grid subfield rate changes

Christine M. Lykken, Benjamin R. Kanter, Jasmine Kaslow, Oscar M. T. Chadney, Kadjita Asumbisa, Lucie A.L. Descamps, Clifford G. Kentros

The paper shows that artificial remapping of place fields is reproducible and predictable based on grid subfield rate changes in the entorhinal-hippocampal system.

bioRxiv · Feb 12, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience