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Experience- and Context-Dependent Modulation of the Invertebrate Compass System

How are head direction signals computed and maintained in neural circuits? In this issue of Neuron, Shiozaki et al. (2020) expand our understanding of the fly "compass" network, revealing context- and experience-dependent changes in the multiplexed encoding of head direction and steering maneuvers.

Katherine I. Nagel | Timothy A. Currier

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