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Boundary cells in the representation of episodes in the human hippocampus

2021-05-29

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The representation of episodes is a fundamental requirement for forming episodic memories, but the specific electrophysiological mechanisms supporting episode construction in the human hippocampus remain unknown. Experiments in rodent models indicate that a population of neurons sensitive to edges of an environment, termed border or boundary neurons in spatial navigation, fulfills a role analogous to episode dem...

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Literature Corpus work: f1c477c9-90df-5971-9049-a71b797360f4
DOI: 10.1101/2021.05.28.446233

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