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Directionally tuned signals in mouse visual and subicular cortex during passive rotation

Head-direction (HD) cells integrate visual and vestibular inputs and provide an internal compass which is essential for navigation, but how the directional activity in the subicular complex (SUB) and in the visual cortex (VIS) depends on the visual scene has not been compared directly. Here, we recorded simultaneously from the two regions with Neuropixels probes, while rotating head-fixed mice…

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