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Firing Activities of REM- and NREM-Preferring Neurons Are Differently Modulated by Fast Network Oscillations and Behavior in the Hippocampus, Prelimbic Cortex, and Amygdala.

eNeuro · 2025 · PMC12118951 · PMID 40374559

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a decreasing trendno p-value reported
In the BLA, NREM-preferring neurons showed a decreasing trend, while REM-preferring neurons exhibited no significant change ( Fig. 2 D ).

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In the vCA1, within-SWR firing of REM-preferring neurons showed an increasing trend, though not statistically significant, whereas that of NREM-preferring neurons exhibited a significant decrease.

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Similar trends were observed for vCA1 neurons; NREM- and REM-preferring neurons showed a trend of decreasing and increasing within-HFO firing, respectively ( Fig. 2 E ).

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