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Moving object generates topographic responses in the majority of entorhinal neurons

  • C. S. Purandare
  • S. Durand
  • B. Hardcastle
  • R. Gillis
  • M. Carlson
  • H. Belski
  • C. Peene
  • A. Bawany
  • S. Jha
  • A. Amaya
  • V. Ha
  • W. Han
13 more authors
  • B. Ouellette
  • T. Johnson
  • R. Naidoo
  • K. Nguyen
  • L. Suarez
  • J. Wilkes
  • A. Young
  • S. Caldejon
  • J. Swapp
  • A. Williford
  • P. Groblewski
  • J. Lecoq
  • M. R. Mehta1
  1. 1University of California, Los Angeles
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@misc{purandare2026moving,
  title = {{Moving object generates topographic responses in the majority of entorhinal neurons}},
  author = {C. S. Purandare and S. Durand and B. Hardcastle and R. Gillis and M. Carlson and H. Belski and C. Peene and A. Bawany and S. Jha and A. Amaya and V. Ha and W. Han and B. Ouellette and T. Johnson and R. Naidoo and K. Nguyen and L. Suarez and J. Wilkes and A. Young and S. Caldejon and J. Swapp and A. Williford and P. Groblewski and J. Lecoq and M. R. Mehta},
  howpublished = {bioRxiv},
  year = {2026},
  month = oct,
  doi = {10.64898/2026.10.05.756590},
  url = {https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.10.05.756590v1},
}
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TY  - UNPB
TI  - Moving object generates topographic responses in the majority of entorhinal neurons
AU  - C. S. Purandare
AU  - S. Durand
AU  - B. Hardcastle
AU  - R. Gillis
AU  - M. Carlson
AU  - H. Belski
AU  - C. Peene
AU  - A. Bawany
AU  - S. Jha
AU  - A. Amaya
AU  - V. Ha
AU  - W. Han
AU  - B. Ouellette
AU  - T. Johnson
AU  - R. Naidoo
AU  - K. Nguyen
AU  - L. Suarez
AU  - J. Wilkes
AU  - A. Young
AU  - S. Caldejon
AU  - J. Swapp
AU  - A. Williford
AU  - P. Groblewski
AU  - J. Lecoq
AU  - M. R. Mehta
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/10/05
PB  - bioRxiv
DO  - 10.64898/2026.10.05.756590
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