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Representation of three-dimensional objects by the rat perirhinal cortex by Burke, S.N., Maurer, A.P., Hartzell, A.L., Nematollahi, S., Uprety, A., Wallace, J.L., Barnes, C.A.

“…The perirhinal cortex (PRC) is known to play an important role in object recognition. Little is known, however, regarding the activity of PRC neurons during…”
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The perirhinal cortex supports spatial intertemporal choice stability by Kreher, M.A., Johnson, S.A., Mizell, J.-M., Chetram, D.K., Guenther, D.T., Lovett, S.D., Setlow, B., Bizon, J.L., Burke, S.N., Maurer, A.P.

“…•The perirhinal cortex supports recognition memory and perception.•The Anatomical connectivity of perirhinal cortex point to a role in decision making.•Spatial…”
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Senescent synapses and hippocampal circuit dynamics by Burke, Sara N, Barnes, Carol A

“…Excitatory synaptic transmission is altered during aging in hippocampal granule cells, and in CA3 and CA1 pyramidal cells. These functional changes contribute…”
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Pattern Separation Deficits May Contribute to Age-Associated Recognition Impairments by Burke, Sara N, Wallace, Jenelle L, Nematollahi, Saman, Uprety, Ajay R, Barnes, Carol A

“…Normal aging is associated with impairments in stimulus recognition. In the current investigation, object recognition was tested in adult and aged rats with…”
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Age-Associated Deficits in Pattern Separation Functions of the Perirhinal Cortex: A Cross-Species Consensus by Burke, Sarah N, Wallace, Jenelle L, Hartzell, Andrea L, Nematollahi, Saman, Plange, Kojo, Barnes, Carol A

“…Normal aging causes a decline in object recognition. Importantly, lesions of the perirhinal cortex produce similar deficits and also lead to object…”
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The influence of objects on place field expression and size in distal hippocampal CA1 by Burke, Sara N., Maurer, Andrew P., Nematollahi, Saman, Uprety, Ajay R., Wallace, Jenelle L., Barnes, Carol A.

“…The perirhinal and lateral entorhinal cortices send prominent projections to the portion of the hippocampal CA1 subfield closest to the subiculum, but…”
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Layer V perirhinal cortical ensemble activity during object exploration: A comparison between young and aged rats by Burke, S.N., Hartzell, A.L., Lister, J.P., Hoang, L.T., Barnes, C.A.

“…Object recognition memory requires the perirhinal cortex (PRC) and this cognitive function declines during normal aging. Recent electrophysiological recordings…”
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Multiple frequency audio signal communication as a mechanism for neurophysiology and video data synchronization by Topper, Nicholas C., Burke, Sara N., Maurer, Andrew Porter

“…•Current methods for aligning neurophysiology and video data are either prepackaged, requiring the additional purchase of a software suite, or use a blinking…”
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Representation of 3-Dimenstional Objects by the Rat Perirhinal Cortex by Burke, S.N., Maurer, A.P., Hartzell, A.L., Nematollahi, S., Uprety, A., Wallace, J.L., Barnes, C.A.

“…The perirhinal cortex (PRC) is known to play an important role in object recognition. Little is known, however, regarding the activity of PRC neurons during…”
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