Marmosets adaptively accumulate dynamic sequential evidence to make decisions
This study shows marmosets adjust their attention based on evidence strength during decision-making, revealing a new mechanism beyond standard accumulation models.
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This study shows marmosets adjust their attention based on evidence strength during decision-making, revealing a new mechanism beyond standard accumulation models.
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This study identifies nutrient utilization differences between healthy and diseased human RPE cells, showing reduced metabolic flexibility in SFD RPE and the impact of differentiation on nutrient use.
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