Agnès Baude

The paper maps the sparse and distinct cortical inputs to individual striatal projection neurons, revealing topographic organization at the population level but not at the single-cell level.

The paper investigates the role of GABAergic neurons in network inhibition during neonatal hippocampal development in vivo, finding that GABA's action is inhibitory, not excitatory, even in early postnatal stages.

The paper shows that CA1 interneurons form a network promoting synchrony through disinhibition during awake immobility, while preserving endogenous cell assemblies.

This study investigates how extrinsic inputs control early postnatal CA1 hippocampal circuits in mice, showing differential contributions from entorhinal and thalamic pathways to synchronous activity.

The paper shows that in mouse hippocampus, CA1 pyramidal cells switch from being activated to inhibited by self-motion around postnatal day 7, linked to increased local GABAergic innervation.

The paper examines how the birthdate of CA1 pyramidal neurons correlates with their diversity in the ventral hippocampus, showing that early-born neurons have distinct features.

The paper identifies early-born GABA neurons in the hippocampus as lifelong hubs with unique functional properties.