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Ventral Hippocampal Glutamatergic Ensembles Drive Aversive Modality Through Cortical and Hypothalamic Projections
Negative encoding is a major process by which an organism is able to adapt to its environment and avoid major aversive stimuli. However, maladaptation in this process underlies anxiogenic pathologies and avoidant behavior. Traditionally, subcortical and cortical pathways have been viewed through a f
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