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Cellular and synaptic organization of the Octopus vertical lobe

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1. Flavie Bidel
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3. Fuming Yang
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  This important study of the inhibitory complex amacrines (CAM) in the vertical lobe of Octopus vulgaris delivers a solid standard for the structural characterization of an anatomical region likely to be key for memory processing in this unconventional but complex organism, as well as a helpful classification of CAM subtypes. This work will be of broad relevance to the fields of memory and evolutionary neuroscience.
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Synapses drive local mitochondrial ATP synthesis to fuel plasticity

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1. Ilika Ghosh
2. Ruolin Fan
3. Monil Shah
4. Ojasee Bapat
5. Vidhya Rangaraju
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Cellular and synaptic organization of the Octopus vertical lobe

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Synapses drive local mitochondrial ATP synthesis to fuel plasticity