Low Rheobase cells are found across the long-axis of the
retrosplenial cortex
The retrosplenial cortex is a large structure, spanning 4.38 mm
rostracaudally in mice. In addition to LR cells being the most prevalent
cell type, we also found that their expression is consistent across this
entire long axis of the retrosplenial cortex (Figure 4B). This suggests
that the computational function of LR cells is likely to be similar
across the long axis of the RSG.