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Phase of neuronal activity encodes 2-dimensional space in the human entorhinal cortex

2018-06-21

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The entorhinal cortex plays a vital role in our spatial awareness. Much focus has been placed on the spatial activity of its individual neurons, which fire in a grid-like pattern across an environment 1 . On a population level, however, neurons in the entorhinal cortex also display coherent rhythmic activity known as local field potential. These local field oscillations have been shown to correlate with behaviour...

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Literature Corpus work: 4be283f9-8bb9-5a07-820b-bb7979a7338e
DOI: 10.1101/352815

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