Oxana Eschenko

This paper investigates HC-RE-PFC network dynamics during spatial navigation in rats, finding that beta-band coupling between hippocampus and reuniens emerges during goal-directed learning and correlates with navigational efficiency.

The paper shows that spontaneous bursts from the locus coeruleus (LC) in rats produce ECoG responses similar to those from sensory stimuli, suggesting LC drives transient brain state changes.

The paper examines LC-hippocampal interactions during NREM sleep and finds state-dependent dynamics where LC activity inversely relates to hippocampal ripples.

The paper identifies top-down control of locus coeruleus activity by prefrontal cortex high gamma oscillations during anesthesia in rats.

This study investigates the neuromodulatory function of the locus coeruleus in rats, finding that most LC neurons do not synchronize and that synchronized activity is restricted to specific projection patterns.