Data and software supporting paper 'Disruption of awake sharp-wave ripples does not affect memorisation of locations in repeated-acquisition spatial memory tasks'
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- Raw electrophysiology and behavioural data
- Publication figures and notebooks to recreate the figures
- Intermediate data structures and summary analysis results
- Python code
This collection contains the raw data and software used for the paper 'Disruption of awake sharp-wave ripples does not affect memorisation of locations in repeated-acquisition spatial memory tasks. It investigates the contribution of awake sharp-wave ripples (aswrs) to short-term memory (stm) using closed-loop electrical disruption of aswrs. For all the details about the behavioural tasks and method of recording we refer to our paper: https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.84004
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Deceuninck, Lies; Kloosterman, Fabian (2024). Data and software supporting paper 'Disruption of awake sharp-wave ripples does not affect memorisation of locations in repeated-acquisition spatial memory tasks'. Figshare+. Collection. https://doi.org/10.25452/figshare.plus.c.6835236
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