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From structured knowledge to flexible behaviour: the importance of local prefrontal computations
The prefrontal cortex (PFC) transforms what we know about the world into intelligent, adaptive behaviour. Existing theories have traditionally explained this function through cross-circuit interactions, where PFC neurons control sensory-action mappings elsewhere in the brain. However, recent findi
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