The detection of stimuli is critical for an animal's survival [1]. However, it is not adaptive for
an animal to respond automatically to every stimulus that is present in the environment [2–5]�…

Three large-scale networks are considered essential to cognitive flexibility: the ventral and
dorsal attention (VANet and DANet) and salience (SNet) networks. The ventrolateral�…

There is continued interest in developing novel vaccine strategies that induce establish
optimal CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocyte (CTL) memory for pathogens like the influenza A�…

The differentiation of naive CD8+ T lymphocytes into cytotoxic effector and memory CTL
results in large-scale changes in transcriptional and phenotypic profiles. Little is known�…

Patients with inflammatory autoimmune diseases are routinely treated with synthetic
glucocorticoids to suppress immunopathology. A crucial outcome of glucocorticoid exposure�…

Several visual areas within the STS of the macaque brain respond strongly to faces and
other biological stimuli. Determining the principles that govern neural responses in this�…

Macaque inferior temporal cortex neurons respond selectively to complex visual images,
with recent work showing that they are also entrained reliably by the evolving content of�…

Humans and other primates recognize one another in part based on unique structural
details of the face, including both local features and their spatial configuration within the�…

The visual perception of identity in humans and other primates is thought to draw upon
cortical areas specialized for the analysis of facial structure. A prominent theory of face�…

Neurons within fMRI-defined face patches of the macaque brain exhibit shared categorical
responses to flashed images but diverge in their responses under more natural viewing�…