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Abstract in brief
Animals navigate using visual landmarks and internal signals called path integration, with certain brain cells (head direction cells) helping track orientation even in darkness.
Using advanced imaging in fruit flies, researchers found neurons in a structure called the ellipsoid body that combine visual and self-motion cues to represent the fly's direction relative to its environment.
These neurons maintain the fly’s orientation through persistent activity when cues are missing, and their organized, ring-like network resembles theoretical models called ring attractors that support navigation.]
Neural dynamics for landmark orientation and angular path integration. JD Seelig, V Jayaraman. Nature 521, 186-191, 2015.
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Head direction cells track an animal's head orientation in darkness through path integration. This study presents a network model utilizing synaptic plasticity guided by external cues, highlighting the importance of…
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