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Brain mitochondria as key drivers of cognition and behaviour
Cognition and behaviour arise from computations in neural circuits, which can differ in their readiness for recruitment or in the computations and behavioural outputs that they generate. Mitochondria contribute to both circuit properties and their variability by shaping the cellular processes on whi
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