10.7554/eLife.20252.001 In the dentate gyrus – a key component of spatial memory circuits
– granule cells (GCs) are known to be morphologically diverse and to display …

Learning critically depends on the ability to rapidly form and store non-overlapping
representations of the external world. In line with their postulated role in episodic memory, …

10.7554/eLife.14592.001 Neurons coding for head-direction are crucial for spatial
navigation. Here we explored the cellular basis of head-direction coding in the rat dorsal …

Layer 3 of the medial entorhinal cortex is a major gateway from the neocortex to the hippocampus.
Here we addressed structure–function relationships in medial entorhinal cortex layer …

The parasubiculum is a major input structure of layer 2 of medial entorhinal cortex, where
most grid cells are found. Here we investigated parasubicular circuits of the rat by anatomical …

Neural circuits are made of a vast diversity of neuronal cell types. While immense progress
has been made in classifying neurons based on morphological, molecular, and functional …

Our internal sense of direction is thought to rely on the activity of head-direction (HD)
neurons. We find that the mouse dorsal presubiculum (PreS), a key structure in the cortical …

Head-direction (HD) neurons are thought to exclusively encode directional heading. In awake
mice, we found that sensory stimuli evoked robust short-latency responses in thalamic HD …

Plasticity within hippocampal circuits is essential for memory functions. The hippocampal
CA2/CA3 region is thought to be able to rapidly store incoming information by plastic …

An essential requirement for hippocampal circuits to function in episodic memory is the
ability to rapidly disambiguate and store incoming sensory information [1]. This "pattern …