… These insights clearly complicate the development of a single theory of the functional role
of the cerebellum, and this review will be disappointing to many readers as it fails to provide …

… Given that CSF analysis and neuroimaging were normal or absent in several patients, we …
factors such as older age, multiple comorbidities, and concomitant electrolyte derangements in …

… Early signs of Alzheimer disease (AD) are difficult to detect, causing diagnoses to be
significantly delayed to time points when brain damage has already occurred and current …

… We focused on the on- time trials for two reasons. First, there is evidence that RewP variability
depends on the reward response but not the non- reward response (Holroyd et al., 2008; …

… While Parkinson’s disease is characterized by a loss of midbrain dopamine neurons 64 ,
there are several reasons why our results are likely to generalize to the ‘healthy’ brain. First, the …

Associative memory enables the encoding and retrieval of relations between different stimuli.
To better understand its neural basis, we investigated whether associative memory …

… brain at synaptic resolution. Regarding the mushroom body, a central brain structure for many
… of the organization of the larval brain that may explain why these two forms of learning are …

… In particular, they also reported an integrated value signal at … reward signal akin to our finding
driven by the prior reward cue. … two main LMMs to test whether behavior and neural signals …

… This apparatus accelerates the drumming cartilage at over 2,000 g, shooting it at the swim
… While we found no evidence for lateralization in this study, future multi-day recordings with …

… Although many brain regions have been implicated in signaling a social threat, the …
information processing implies the engagement of many brain structures, each capable of eliciting …