Madelaine C. Adamsson Bonfils

This study shows that optogenetic stimulation of the rostral pedunculotegmental nucleus disrupts cue-guided behavior in rats when stimulation overlaps with cue presentation, but not when it occurs before or after.

The paper proposes spatial and network principles for locomotion generation in the spinal cord using a mouse model and integrates single-cell RNA sequencing with spatial transcriptomics.

The paper investigates neural dynamics underlying walking and stopping in rats, finding locomotion follows a limit-cycle attractor and stopping transitions to a fixed-point attractor.

The paper investigates how PPN stimulation induces movement arrest in rats and shows it disrupts hippocampal theta rhythm without emotional components.