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Navigation: Scanning your future path

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Michael E. Hasselmo *
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Jennifer C. Robinson
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Patrick A. LaChance
DOI:10.1016/j.cub.2024.09.017delete
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A new model of how we plan pathways through the world shows that populations of neurons that code our current position, including entorhinal grid cells and head direction cells, could interact to aid planning by scanning alternating forward trajectories through the environment.

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boston university
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被引数: 67
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