Spatial coding

There is 1 paper on spatial coding in aging research: none in people yet, 1 in animals. The newest story, Nov 14, 2026: “Brain cells responded less flexibly in Alzheimer’s model mice”.

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Brain cells responded less flexibly in Alzheimer’s model mice

An imaging experiment in behaving mice found higher baseline brain-cell activity but weaker movement-driven responses in a brain region involved in memory.An imaging experiment in behaving mice found higher baseline brain-cell activity but weaker movement-driven responses in a brain region involved in memory.

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Nature Communications

Neuron loss may weaken the brain’s spatial maps in aging mice

Silencing a neuron subgroup in young mice impaired how brain cells responded to location; older mice had fewer cells in this subgroup.Silencing a neuron subgroup in young mice impaired how brain cells responded to location; older mice had fewer cells in this subgroup.

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Cell Reports

Brain cells signaled location less clearly in Alzheimer’s-model mice

Recordings from seven 18-month-old Alzheimer’s-model mice and eight age-matched controls revealed poorer location and speed signals during arena exploration.Recordings from seven 18-month-old Alzheimer’s-model mice and eight age-matched controls revealed poorer location and speed signals during arena exploration.

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