Theta band optogenetic stimulation of the septo‐hippocampal fibres in the fornix reduces interictal spikes and rescues memory performance in hAPP‐j20 mice

These data validate theta band optical stimulation as a viable method to pace the septo-hippocampal network effectively reducing IS events and recovering memory performance in an APP mouse model.

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Alzheimer s & Dementia
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/alz.088106
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Photoreceptor and optogenetics research
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Theta band optogenetic stimulation of the septo‐hippocampal fibres in the fornix reduces interictal spikes and rescues memory performance in hAPP‐j20 mice

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Theta band optogenetic stimulation of the septo‐hippocampal fibres in the fornix reduces interictal spikes and rescues memory performance in hAPP‐j20 mice

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These data validate theta band optical stimulation as a viable method to pace the septo-hippocampal network effectively reducing IS events and recovering memory performance in an APP mouse model.

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