How the Brain Accumulates Evidence during Decision-Making
How the Brain Accumulates Evidence during Decision-Making. Making good decisions requires evidence accumulation, in which newly acquired information is used to update beliefs and select future actions...
Daniel Colón-Ramos and colleagues explain their surprising findings that CIMA-1, a solute carrier transporter, regulates glial positioning and synaptic maintenance during postdevelopmental growth via ...
Wnts come in small packages - Wnts are signaling molecules important for development and neuronal functions. Watch and listen as Vivian Budnik and her colleagues take you on a brief personally guided...
Portabella: A New Player in Neurotransmission - David Krantz and colleagues report the discovery of portabella, a Drosophila gene that is structurally similar to known vesicular transporters and is ex...
This Neuron video abstract describes an experiment that used inactivation of the medial septal area to suppress the spatial firing patterns of grid cells to determine the role of grid cells in hippoca...
Takaki Komiyama and colleagues used chronic two-photon calcium imaging to explore how wakefulness and experience shape odor representations in the mouse olfactory bulb. Their observations reveal the d...
Oiling the Immune System for Top Performance - Omega-3 fatty acids are a popular diet supplement, but the mechanisms underlying their beneficial properties have been mysterious. Watch and listen as Je...
