Theta frequency prefrontal–hippocampal driving relationship during free exploration in mice
Highlights • vHPC → PFC causality in the center is higher than near the wall in open-field test. • vHPC → PFC and PFC → vHPC causality shows no difference between light and dark areas. • PFC → dHPC driving is higher than dHPC → PFC driving in social interaction test. • Social interaction can be pred...
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description | Highlights • vHPC → PFC causality in the center is higher than near the wall in open-field test. • vHPC → PFC and PFC → vHPC causality shows no difference between light and dark areas. • PFC → dHPC driving is higher than dHPC → PFC driving in social interaction test. • Social interaction can be predicted by prefrontal to dorsal hippocampal causality. |
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