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Note that this example neuron preferred lateral headings (leftward) and showed large bandwidth changes during SP, as predicted in the schematic illustration of Figure 2D.

Such bandwidth changes were observed consistently among VIP neurons that preferred lateral translations; specifically, rightward rotations increased bandwidth for cells preferring rightward headings (∼0°) and decreased bandwidth for cells preferring leftward headings (∼180°), with the opposite pattern holding for leftward rotations.

We found from both structural constraints and energetic calculations that SNARE complex exhibits a preferred lateral orientation between fusing membranes.

To functionally dissect SNARE's electrostatic interactions with the membranes, we first asked whether there is a preferred lateral orientation of SNARE complex between fusing membranes.

The difference in FWHH between the pure translation and rotation-added tuning curves (reds: rightward, blues: leftward rotation) are plotted for cells with lateral heading preferences (since the largest bandwidth changes would occur for cells preferring lateral motion).

For cells that prefer lateral headings (0°, 180°), rotations (rightward: red, leftward: blue) cause changes in tuning bandwidth.

Neurons that prefer lateral headings, which are common in VIP (Chen et al., 2011), may in fact, show no shift in the peak.

In contrast, cells that prefer lateral headings generally have monotonic tuning curves around straight ahead (e.g., Figure 4 figure supplement 2E), and this generally yields rather flat cross-correlation functions with no clear peak (e.g., Figure 4 figure supplement 2F).

In many countries, the MLO view is preferred over lateral, perpendicular projections during routine screening mammography, as more of the breast tissue is visible in the upper outer quadrant of the breast and the axilla.

We prefer the lateral approach as being more familiar and allows for an iliotibial band release, which is usually tight in valgus knees.

Left ventricular leads were targeted to the most optimal anatomic branch of the coronary sinus, preferring the lateral or posterolateral regions.