What Structural Inductive Bias Helps Transformers Reason Over Knowledge Graphs? A Study with Tabula RASA

Wavelet analysis of human recombination rates demonstrates divergence on fine scales

Background: Recombination rates can be estimated across the genome, underpinning genetic analyses such as identification of regions under selection. Accurate recombination mapping requires observing a

Cortical geometry constrains the unimodal anchors of sensory integration

The human cerebral cortex is organized along a unimodal-to-transmodal hierarchy, which provides a putative substrate for the integration of sensory signals from primary cortical fields

Post-translational modifications in the brain are critical contributors to Alzheimers disease neuropathology and cognitive decline

Post-translational modifications (PTMs) in APP and MAPT contribute to plaques and tangles in Alzheimers disease (AD). Yet broader proteome-wide PTMs in the AD brain are

The Amygdalostriatal Transition Area Exhibits Lateral Amygdala-Like Spiking Activity and Tone-Shock Pairing-Induced Plasticity

During Pavlovian fear conditioning, presentation of a conditioned stimulus, such as a tone, together with an unconditioned stimulus, such as an electrical shock, excites neurons

The Logic of Thalamic Inputs onto the Molecular Taxonomy of Cortical Neurons Reveals a Visual Hierarchy

The hierarchical organization of sensory cortices and the rich molecular taxonomy of their cell types are defining features of the mammalian cortex. Cortical areas along