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In mouse V1 L2/3, two-photon single-cell optogenetic activation reveals that an excitatory neuron's net influence on its neighbors is on average suppressive, with stronger suppression of neighbors having similar tuning, indicating feature-specific competition rather than amplification.
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In V1 layer 2/3, excitatory neurons on average suppressed other neurons and had a center-surround influence profile over anatomical space. A neuron’s influence on a neighbor depended on their similarity in activity. Notably, neurons suppressed activity in similarly tuned neurons more than dissimilarly tuned neurons.
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Two-photon influence mapping: single-cell optogenetic activation of identified V1 L2/3 pyramidal neurons combined with simultaneous calcium imaging of neighbors in awake mice viewing oriented gratings; regression of influence on signal correlation, noise correlation, and distance.