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1. Neuroscience › Memory and Neural Mechanisms

   Object-translocation induces event coding in the rat hippocampus

   Duan, Hu, Ge et al. · Communications Biology · 2025

   Recording along the rat CA1 proximodistal axis, the study found proximal and distal CA1 preferentially represent landmarks and events respectively, and object displacement produced event-like coding.

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   1. UncheckedAfter an object was moved, rat CA1 neurons showed an event-like population pattern rather than the landmark-style pattern that had been expected.“Following object displacement, we identify an event-like population coding within CA1, distinct from the anticipated pattern of landmark representation.”