Teodora Vékony (MEMO) published a paper in Cerebral Cortex in collaboration with Adam Takács (University of Dresden, Germany), Barbara Tillmann (CAP and Dijon), Frederic Haesebaert (PSYR2), Felipe Pedraza (MEMO) and Dezső Németh (MEMO).

They employed a combination of RIDE (residue iteration decomposition) and MVPA (multivariate pattern analysis) on  data obtained in the Neurocampus' EEG lab to demonstrate that probability information can be decoded both as modality-specific and modality-independent neural representation in sequence learning.

A collaborative team effort that combines clinical and new patient identification with cellular and zebrafish model analyses to establish the unsuspected link between minor splicing, a poorly known and under-studied mechanism, and the primary cilium. Hence, for the first time, a pathophysiological mechanism is discovered for these rare syndromes associated with RNU4ATAC.

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