Neuroscience

Microglia from patients with multiple sclerosis display a cell-autonomous immune activation state

1. Tanja Hyvärinen
2. Johanna Lotila
3. Luca Giudice
4. Iisa Tujula
5. Marjo Nylund
6. Sohvi Ohtonen
7. Flavia Scoyni
8. Henna Jäntti
9. Sara Pihlava
10. Heli Skottman
11. Susanna Narkilahti
12. Laura Airas
13. Tarja Malm
14. Sanna Hagman

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The asymmetric transfers of visual perceptual learning determined by the stability of geometrical invariants

1. Yan Yang
2. Yan Zhuo
3. Zhentao Zuo
4. Tiangang Zhuo
5. Lin Chen

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  eLife Assessment

  This important and unique study proposes a framework to understand and predict generalization in visual perceptual learning in humans based on form invariants. Using behavioral experiments in humans and by training deep networks, the authors offer evidence that the presence of stable invariants in a task leads to faster learning. However, this interpretation is promising but counter-intuitive and incomplete, since there could be possible other confounds such as differing attentional demands that lead to differing patterns of generalization. It can be strengthened through additional experiments and by rejecting alternate explanations.

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Modulation of habenula axon terminals supports action-outcome associations in larval zebrafish

1. Emanuele Paoli
2. Virginia Palieri
3. Amey Shenoy
4. Ruben Portugues

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