Keaven Caro

The paper identifies a cholinergic mechanism in frontal circuits that restores attentional performance after repeated errors in a mouse model.

This paper introduces a novel epitope-tagged knock-in mouse model to study C1QL3 localization and function in the brain.

The paper shows that frontal-sensory cortical projections are necessary for attentional performance under high task demand but not under lower demand in mice.

This study identifies an adolescent-sensitive period for top-down neurons in mice, where heightened local drive during adolescence leads to long-term attentional behavior changes.