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Beta2 Oscillations in Hippocampal-Cortical Circuits During Novelty Detection
2021
Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience
Novelty detection is a core feature of behavioral adaptation and involves cascades of neuronal responses—from initial evaluation of the stimulus to the encoding of new representations—resulting in the behavioral ability to respond to unexpected inputs. In the past decade, a new important novelty detection feature, beta2 (~20–30 Hz) oscillations, has been described in the hippocampus (HC). However, the interactions between beta2 and the hippocampal network are unknown, as well as the role—or
doi:10.3389/fnsys.2021.617388
pmid:33664653
pmcid:PMC7921172
fatcat:gfiw3lv665brxd4itbnjpwywqu