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Retrograde Optogenetics Reveals Functional Convergence within a Corticotectal Pathway of Non-Human Primates

2025-08-03

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<h4>Summary</h4> Understanding how the cerebral cortex communicates with subcortical areas to drive behavior remains a central question in system neuroscience. One key unresolved issue is whether prefrontal cortical outputs to motor-related subcortical regions carry predominantly motor commands or mixed sensory-motor signals. Retrograde optogenetics offers a powerful way to interrogate such projection-defined cir...

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c64941c1-4095-5a3c-a30e-fb3ffa036d4a
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10.1101/2025.08.03.667949
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