Nature research paper: A stable hippocampal code in freely flying bats
, The dominant three flight paths are coloured in red, green and blue. Note the five-day interval between sessions with green flight paths., Six example ROI timeseries aligned to the green flight path on day 1 and day 6 . Shading is the standard deviation of the mean fluorescent time series. Note the high similarity in the ROIs’ timeseries that persists after a multi-day gap during which this flight path was not flown.
Extended Data Fig. 7 Examples of abrupt, possibly biologically-driven, changes in neural participation over days. Maximum intensity projections of adjacent flight sessions that show several compelling examples of sharp in focus ROIs that could be unambiguously identified on one day but are clearly absent in the proceeding or following imaging session. Several of these examples are less likely to be a result of a slow change in imaging plane across days, which explains the majority of our tracking loss .
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