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Distinct tuning properties of human hippocampal neurons along the longitudinal axis during working memory
Working memory (WM) is among the most sophisticated and fundamental capabilities of the mammalian brain. While the roles of prefrontal and sensory areas are heavily explored, there is little knowledge on how the hippocampus (HPC) contributes to this process. Here, we studied human HPC neuronal activ
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