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36 papers, from 3 November 2026 to 5 November 2026: 36 bioRxiv preprints.
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Hierarchical Uncertainty Transformation During Multimodal Comprehension
Human communication requires combining information from different modalities even when each source is incomplete or ambiguous.Detecting deception in event narratives: the analysis of response latencies and error rates to unexpected questions.
Deception is a central phenomenon in the study of human behaviour, and in forensic and investigative contexts it assumes significance due to its potential consequences.Sensory recurrence and convergent integration in the C. elegans connectome
The synaptic wiring of Caenorhabditis elegans has a global feed-forward architecture, from sensory to motor neurons.Systematic Spike Sorting Errors Revealed by Juxtacellular Ground Truth in the Awake Brain
Existing ground-truth data for spike sorting come almost entirely from anesthetized or in vitro preparations.Reducing the Risk of Gradient Induced EEG Hardware Heating During Simultaneous EEG-fMRI
Simultaneous electroencephalography (EEG) and functional MRI (fMRI) has the potential to provide a more complete characterisation of brain function.NTAD: A longitudinal neuroimaging dataset of Alzheimer's disease pathology
We introduce the New Therapeutics in Alzheimer's Disease (NTAD) dataset, a multi-modal and longitudinal imaging dataset from 70 biomarker-positive people with early dementia or Mild Cognitive…Diagnose Harmonisation (DHARM): An open-source tool for the harmonisation and analysis of batch effects in MRI-derived measures.
Technical differences between scanners, acquisition protocols, machine hardware and processing pipelines can introduce systematic variation into MRI-derived measures.Path knockout: an analysis tool for connectome-driven circuit discovery
Neural circuits in the brain transform sensory information into perceptual, emotional and motor output.Strategy-dependent causal relationships between large-scale cortical activity and perceptual decisions
Animals can adopt different internally generated strategies to solve decision-making tasks, but whether cortical regions distinctly contribute to decisions under different strategies remains unknown.Distinct medial septal GABAergic pathways differentially regulate spatial memory and network activity
Septal GABAergic projection neurons form distinct pathways to subregions of the hippocampal formation, including the hippocampus proper and the medial and lateral entorhinal cortices.Long term survival of chronically demyelinated axons in the taiep rat
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory demyelinating disease of the CNS in which neuroaxonal loss underlies permanent neurological disability.Myelin Governs Hippocampal Network Function through the Extracellular Space it Occupies, Not Only the Axons it Insulates
Myelin, the multilamellar sheath wrapping neuronal axons, enables saltatory conduction.Mapping AMPA and NMDA receptors at mouse brain hippocampal synapses by cryo-ET
AMPA and NMDA receptors are fundamental to synaptic transmission through the detection of released neurotransmitter.A Preventive Effect of Exercise in a Mouse Model of Essential Tremor
The effects of exercise have not been widely studied for potential benefits in essential tremor (ET), while this has been growing for other neurodegenerative disorders.Norepinephrine inhibits Afferent activation of NTS Catecholamine Neurons in Mice
The nucleus tractus solitarius (NTS) integrates visceral sensory input to regulate feeding behavior, with catecholaminergic (CA) and neuropeptide Y (NPY)-expressing neurons playing key roles in…Neural discrimination of emotional prosody in natural sentences in 2- to 3-month-old infants using OPM-MEG
From birth, infants are sensitive to the emotional prosody of speech, yet it remains unclear when the developing brain discriminates emotions conveyed by natural spoken sentences.