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Hexadirectional signal strength

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Hexadirectional orientation stability

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  1. Hexadirectional orientation stability is associated with hexadirectional signal strength in humans.

    “Hexadirectional orientation stability, the cross-run reproducibility of direction-specific activity patterns, was associated with hexadirectional signal strength in the posterior-medial-entorhinal-cortex (pmEC).”

    Humansposterior medial entorhinal cortexn = 85

    Weaker navigation signals may reflect instability in older adults

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Weaker navigation signals may reflect instability in older adults

An observational study using virtual navigation and brain scans in 85 older adults linked steadier directional activity patterns to stronger signals.An observational study using virtual navigation and brain scans in 85 older adults linked steadier directional activity patterns to stronger signals.

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