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Wanyi Guo

Case Western Reserve University

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A molecularly defined recurrent CA3 circuit regulates network dynamics and spatial working memory

Wanpeng Cui, Haocheng Li, Wanyi Guo, Dion Y Wang, Evan Bai, Yu-Qiu Jiang, Qian Sun

This study identifies a molecularly defined CA3 neuronal population and shows its role in recurrent circuit function, network dynamics, and spatial working memory.

bioRxiv · Oct 26, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience

Striatal cell-type-specific encoding stability and reorganization for goal-directed behavior and habit

Melissa Malvaez, Alvina Liang, Baila S. Hall, Jacqueline R. Giovanniello, Natalie Paredes, Jorge A. González, Garrett J. Blair, Ana C. Sias, Michael D. Murphy, Wanyi Guo, Alicia Wang, Malika Singh, Nicholas K. Griffin, Samuel P. Bridges, Anna J. Wiener, , Kate M. Wassum

The paper tracks and manipulates striatal neuron activity during goal-directed learning and habit formation, finding D1+ neurons maintain stable action representations while A2A+ neurons show transient or slow reorganization.

bioRxiv · Jan 26, 2025 · PreprintNeuroscience