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Ye‐Lim Lim

Stanford University

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Electrical stimulation precisely reproduces naturalistic spiking activity in complete and intermixed neural populations in the primate retina

AJ Phillips, Amrith Lotlikar, Alexandra Kling, Madeline Rose Hays, Praful Krishna Vasireddy, Bella Hofflich, Aviv Sharon, Michael Sommeling, Jeff B. Brown, Claire Baum, Huy Nguyen, Ye‐Lim Lim, Paweł Hottowy, Alexander Sher, Alan M Litke, E. J. Chichilnisky

This study uses electrical stimulation to replicate natural spiking activity in primate retinal neurons, achieving lower variability than visual stimuli.

bioRxiv · May 7, 2026 · PreprintBioengineering