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Xiaojian Li

Northwestern University

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Long-range inhibitory intersection of a retrosplenial thalamocortical circuit by apical tuft-targeting CA1 neurons

Naoki Yamawaki, Xiaojian Li, Laurie Lambot, Lynn Y. Ren, Jelena Radulović, Gordon MG Shepherd

The paper identifies a long-range inhibitory circuit in the retrosplenial cortex mediated by CA1 neurons targeting apical tuft dendrites, which interacts with thalamocortical excitation to regulate RSC activity.

Nature Neuroscience · Mar 11, 2019Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Scaling of optogenetically evoked signaling in a higher-order corticocortical pathway in the anesthetized mouse

Xiaojian Li, Naoki Yamawaki, John M. Barrett, Konrad Paul Kording, Gordon MG Shepherd

The paper studies corticocortical signaling in anesthetized mice using optogenetics and electrophysiology, finding rapid and scalable downstream activity driven by upstream activity.

Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience · May 15, 2018Peer-reviewedNeuroscience