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Repetitive sensory input induces long-term potentiation of pyramidal cell synapses in mouse somatosensory cortex by activation of higher-order thalamic projections and disinhibition of local interneurons.
A study shows that application of spatiotemporally patterned epidural electrical stimulation alongside rehabilitation allowed individuals with spinal cord injury and severe locomotor deficits to walk with limited assistance.
Two studies show that tau pathology drives the expression of complement molecules that in turn promote the phagocytosis of synapses and neuroinflammation.
Dopamine released in the rodent prefrontal cortex increases the signal-to-noise ratio of responses to aversive stimuli that are transmitted to the periaqueductal grey.