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Prefrontal-hippocampal theta coherence, sharp wave ripples, and bursts of cortical unit activity underlie choices and encoding in the radial arm maze
- Maxym V Myroshnychenko1Email author and
- Christopher C Lapish2
https://doi.org/10.1186/1471-2202-16-S1-P139
© Myroshnychenko and Lapish 2015
- Published: 18 December 2015
Keywords
- Test Phase
- Training Phase
- Local Field Potential
- Choice Point
- Theta Power
Average hippocampal and prefrontal theta and SWR power centered on reward acquisition. During test choices (B, D), PFC (D) activity resembles that in HC (B). On the other hand, during training (A, C), HC (A) shows the pattern of activity associated with reward sites, and PFC (C) does not. Shaded regions, 95% confidence intervals
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