Zhaoqin Chen

This paper provides a brain-wide dataset of neuronal spiking activity in mice during working memory tasks, enabling analysis of multi-neuron patterns and their temporal coding.

The paper identifies hierarchical replay of cross-region spiking motifs during working memory tasks in mice, revealing their role in maintaining perceptual memory.

This paper develops a method to map single-cell neuronal projections and transcriptomes, revealing molecular heterogeneity in projection-defined neurons.

This study shows that prefrontal cortex projections to insular cortex modulate functional connectivity and coding ability to support short-term memory in mice.

This study shows that timing of dopamine release from VTA to mPFC during specific delay periods modulates working memory performance in mice.

This study shows that the anterior piriform cortex actively maintains odor information during working memory delay periods in mice, even when performing a distracting task.