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The Intermediate Hippocampus Integrates Shock-Observation and Spatial Information during Observational Fear Memory
Learning where danger lurks by observing others requires linking another individual's distress to one's own representation of space. How the hippocampus implements this mapping is unknown. We recorded Neuropixels activity across the dorsal, intermediate and ventral hippocampus of male rats during co
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