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. 2010 Nov 24;30(47):15801–15810. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.1569-10.2010

Table 1.

Object and task selectivity of PFC neurons during sample sequence epochs

First cue One-object delay Second cue Two-object delay Any epoch
Object-selective 130/248 (52%) 107/248 (43%) 142/248 (57%) 147/248 (59%) 189/248 (76%)
Object 1-selective 128/130 (98%) 107/107 (100%) 51/142 (36%) 94/147 (64%) 165/189 (87%)
Object 2-selective 3/130 (2%) 0/107 (0%) 133/142 (94%) 125/147 (85%) 171/189 (90%)
Task-selective 59/248 (24%) 56/248 (23%) 60/248 (24%) 101/248 (41%) 174/248 (70%)
Object-selective neurons that are also task-selective 34/130 (26%) 26/107 (24%) 44/142 (31%) 72/147 (49%) 146/189 (77%)
Task-selective neurons that are also object-selective 34/59 (58%) 26/56 (46%) 44/60 (73%) 72/101 (71%) 146/174 (84%)
Task-selective neurons that are also object 1-selective 33/59 (56%) 26/56 (46%) 10/60 (17%) 46/101 (46%) 127/174 (73%)
Task-selective neurons that are also object 2-selective 1/59 (2%) 0/56 (0%) 42/60 (70%) 64/101 (63%) 137/174 (79%)
Neurons that are object-selective during recognition 30/34 (88%) 25/26 (96%) 36/44 (82%) 58/72 (81%) 136/146 (93%)
Neurons that are object-selective during recall 26/34 (76%) 15/26 (58%) 31/44 (70%) 49/72 (68%) 129/146 (88%)
Neurons that are object-selective during both 22/34 (65%) 14/26 (54%) 23/44 (52%) 35/72 (49%) 119/146 (82%)
Neurons that are object-selective during one 12/34 (35%) 12/26 (46%) 21/44 (48%) 37/72 (51%) 27/146 (18%)
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