Maximiliano José Nigro

The paper shows that perirhinal cortex (PER) in mice encodes tactile stimuli in an invariant format, unlike earlier somatosensory areas that retain feature-specific information.

The paper finds that association cortical areas in mice have a comparable GABAergic population to primary sensory areas, including fast-spiking neurons that do not express parvalbumin.

This study shows that persistent Cajal-Retzius cells in the postnatal hippocampus are essential for the development of dendritic spines in CA1 pyramidal cells.

The paper investigates GABAergic neuron diversity in the mouse perirhinal cortex and finds it is enriched in 5HT3aR-expressing neurons despite lower parvalbumin-expressing neuron density.

The paper shows that the PV-IRES-Cre mouse line labels only a fraction of parvalbumin interneurons in the perirhinal cortex, highlighting uncharacterized diversity within PV-INs.

The paper shows that layer Vb-to-Va connections are more effective in lateral entorhinal cortex than in medial entorhinal cortex, suggesting LEC plays a greater role in episodic memory consolidation.

This study identifies Rbfox1 as a cell-type-specific splicing regulator that shapes efferent connectivity in cortical interneurons through alternative splicing programs.