The Spatiotemporal Organization of the Striatum Encodes Action Space

(Neuron 95, 1171–1180; August 30, 2017) We corrected two small changes in the final version of the paper that refer to cited papers in the reference list. The wording in the original version of the text unfortunately changed the attribution of the cited work and altered the context of their discussion. The revised text in reference to those citations is now corrected in the online version of the paper. The authors regret the error. The Spatiotemporal Organization of the Striatum Encodes Action SpaceKlaus et al.NeuronAugust 30, 2017In BriefKlaus, Martins et al. image neural activity from direct- and indirect-pathway neurons of dorsal striatum during self-paced, natural behaviors. They find that striatal neurons form ensembles that are spatiotemporally organized and map action space independently of movement speed. Full-Text PDF Open Access