Body size predicts the selection of defensive behavioral strategies Survival depends on the ability to respond appropriately to threats, yet the selection of defensive behaviors varies among individuals with distinct b…

New paper from @ykneurores.bsky.social in our lab 📢
We show body size predicts defensive behavioral strategy; smaller animals adopt active avoidance, larger ones favor freezing, while sex and age don’t drive the effect. A clear demonstration that traits matter.
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Multi-regional control of amygdalar dynamics reliably reflects fear memory age - Nature Communications Differential neural dynamics in the amygdala that define recall of different ages of fear memory remain not fully understood. Here, the authors show by both experiments and modeling that multiregional...

New paper from Yuichi Makino and Yi Wang, building on Yuichi’s earlier work on physiological signatures of memory age, here he adds data from the amygdala and Yi's ML skills to predict the age of a memory from raw LFP and offer insight to the neurobiology, www.nature.com/articles/s41...