Threat intensity primarily drives innate decision-making in mice, with dominant individuals showing increased vigilance and risk aversion, as revealed by a new computational model.
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Lifelong suppression of Or42a odor responses occurs after a critical period in Drosophila, driven by glial pruning that is highly selective for this sensory pathway.
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Mice can discriminate odors in complex mixtures with up to 16 background components, but their accuracy drops significantly at lower target concentrations.
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Medial posterior parietal cortex in mice contains two distinct modules, AM and A, with specialized functions in multisensory integration and posture control.
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Threat intensity primarily drives innate decision-making in mice, with dominant individuals showing increased vigilance and risk aversion, as revealed by a new computational model.
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