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Brain bases for navigating acoustic features

2025-02-10

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Whether physical navigation shares neural substrates with mental travel in other behaviourally relevant domains is debated. With respect to sound, pure-tone working memory in humans elicits hippocampal as well as auditory cortical and inferior frontal activity, and rodent work suggests that hippocampal cells that usually track an animal’s physical location can also map to tone frequency when task-relevant. We gene...

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Literature Corpus work: c334a142-2cbb-5895-9cd5-883fcf902611
DOI: 10.1101/2025.02.10.636597

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