Marino Krstulovic
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Daniel-Watanabe L, Cook B, Leung G, Krstulovic M, Finnemann J, Woolley T, et al.
Psychophysiology
. 2024 Oct;
62(1):e14705.
PMID: 39385361
Physiological regulation strategies can be effective in reducing anxiety. However, while these strategies are often learned and practised under low-stress conditions, they are more likely to be required under conditions...
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Rule M, Chaudhuri-Vayalambrone P, Krstulovic M, Bauza M, Krupic J, OLeary T
Hippocampus
. 2023 Sep;
33(12):1235-1251.
PMID: 37749821
We present practical solutions to applying Gaussian-process (GP) methods to calculate spatial statistics for grid cells in large environments. GPs are a data efficient approach to inferring neural tuning as...
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Chaudhuri-Vayalambrone P, Rule M, Bauza M, Krstulovic M, Kerekes P, Burton S, et al.
Cell Rep
. 2023 Jul;
42(7):112716.
PMID: 37402167
Grid cells and place cells represent the spatiotemporal continuum of an animal's past, present, and future locations. However, their spatiotemporal relationship is unclear. Here, we co-record grid and place cells...
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Bauza M, Krstulovic M, Krupic J
PLoS One
. 2023 Apr;
18(4):e0284220.
PMID: 37099501
Long-term memory tests are commonly used to facilitate the diagnosis of hippocampal-related neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's disease due to their relatively high specificity and sensitivity to damage to the...
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Perentos N, Krstulovic M, Morton A
Curr Biol
. 2022 Jan;
32(4):763-774.e4.
PMID: 35030329
Although rodents are arguably the easiest animals to use for studying brain function, relying on them as model species for translational research comes with its own set of limitations. Here,...