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scope
mouse 3xTg-AD CA1 hippocampus I-S3 cells
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section_03
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mouse 3xTg-AD CA1 hippocampus I-S3 cells
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Developmental Origins and Postnatal Maturation
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Patch-clamp + behavioral testing in 3xTg-AD vs nonTg littermates; n = 13–17 sections / 3 animals per genotype.
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In young adult 3xTg-AD mice, hippocampal CA1 I-S3 cells (VIP+/CR+) preserve density and morphology but exhibit elongated action potentials and decreased firing rates, leading to reduced inhibition of CA1 SOM-INs/PV-INs and increased recruitment during spatial decision-making — early-stage VIP-IN circuit dysfunction precedes overt AD pathology.
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  "claim": "In young adult 3xTg-AD mice, hippocampal CA1 I-S3 cells (VIP+/CR+) preserve density and morphology but exhibit elongated action potentials and decreased firing rates, leading to reduced inhibition of CA1 SOM-INs/PV-INs and increased recruitment during spatial decision-making — early-stage VIP-IN circuit dysfunction precedes overt AD pathology.",
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Specifically, I-S3 cells displayed elongated action potentials and decreased firing rates, which was associated with a reduced inhibition of CA1 INs and their higher recruitment during spatial decision-making and object exploration tasks. ... we found that while the density and morphology of I-S3 cells remain unaffected, there were significant changes in their firing output.
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