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Hippocampal sequences represent working memory and implicit timing

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Conor C. Dorian
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Jiannis Taxidis
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Dean V. Buonomano *
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Peyman Golshani *
DOI:10.1016/j.celrep.2025.116383delete
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• A rodent dDNMS working memory task shows behavioral evidence of implicit timing • Violation of implicit timing expectations leads to impaired working memory • Sequential activity in CA1 reflects learning of implicit cue-delay associations • Neural trajectories in CA1 speed up in anticipation of the end of the delay period
Keywords:
working memory
timing
hippocampus
calcium imaging
CA1
implicit timing
sequences
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CP: Neuroscience
CP: Cell biology
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