Prefrontal circuits encode both general danger and specific threat representations

Mario Martín‐Fernández; Ana Paula Menegolla; Guillem Lopez-Fernandez; Nânci Winke; Daniel Jercog; Ha-Rang Kim; Delphine Girard; Cyril Déjean; Cyril Herry

doi:10.1038/s41593-023-01472-8

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Prefrontal circuits encode both general danger and specific threat representations

Mario Martín‐Fernández Ana Paula Menegolla Guillem Lopez-Fernandez Nânci Winke Daniel Jercog Ha-Rang Kim Delphine Girard Cyril Déjean Cyril Herry

Year: 2023 Journal: Nature Neuroscience Vol: 26 (12)Pages: 2147-2157 Publisher: Nature Portfolio

DOI: 10.1038/s41593-023-01472-8

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Prefrontal cortex Optogenetics Neuroscience Representation (politics) Psychology Identity (music) Encoding (memory) Adaptation (eye) Identification (biology) Cognitive psychology Cognition Biology

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