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scope
mouse ALM; electrophysiology + targeted optogenetic photostimulation during memory-guided directional licking
section_id
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Choice selectivity grew as it flowed through a sequence of directions in activity space.
study_system
mouse ALM; electrophysiology + targeted optogenetic photostimulation during memory-guided directional licking
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10. Physiological signature II — persistent activity and attractor dynamics supported by E→E recurrence (delay-period activity in mouse PFC/ALM, working memory, head-direction)
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claim_text
In mouse ALM during a memory-guided movement task, choice selectivity grows as it propagates through a sequence of activity-space directions: early directions carry little selectivity but large predicted behavioural influence, late directions carry large selectivity and little influence, consistent with a feedforward-amplification motif in recurrent networks rather than a stable attractor; targeted photostimulation triggered the predicted sequential propagation and behavioural biases.
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  "doi": "10.1101/2023.08.04.552026",
  "claim": "In mouse ALM during a memory-guided movement task, choice selectivity grows as it propagates through a sequence of activity-space directions: early directions carry little selectivity but large predicted behavioural influence, late directions carry large selectivity and little influence, consistent with a feedforward-amplification motif in recurrent networks rather than a stable attractor; targeted photostimulation triggered the predicted sequential propagation and behavioural biases.",
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