The honeycomb maze provides a novel test to study hippocampal-dependent spatial navigation

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Ruth A. Wood
Marius Bauza
Julija Krupic
Stephen Burton
Andrea Delekate
Dennis Chan
John O’Keefe
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[1] Sainsbury Wellcome Centre,Department of Physiology
[2] UCL,Department of Clinical Neurosciences
[3] Development and Neuroscience,undefined
[4] University of Cambridge,undefined
[5] Cell & Developmental Biology,undefined
[6] UCL,undefined
[7] DZNE German Centre for Neurodegenerative Diseases,undefined
[8] University of Cambridge,undefined
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Nature | 2018年 / 554卷
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A newly designed honeycomb maze presents several advantages over current spatial navigation assays that include greater control over the rat’s choices throughout the task and the collection of electrophysiological data during navigation.
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页码：102 / 105
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