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      "claim_text": "Computational analysis of brief synaptic inhibition reveals a generic mechanism for sustained interruption of fast-spiking interneuron firing, providing a substrate for VIP-mediated disinhibition of cortical pyramidal cells.",
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        "claim": "Computational analysis of brief synaptic inhibition reveals a generic mechanism for sustained interruption of fast-spiking interneuron firing, providing a substrate for VIP-mediated disinhibition of cortical pyramidal cells.",
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        "title": "Brief synaptic inhibition persistently interrupts firing of fast-spiking interneurons.",
        "authors": "Chamberland S, Nebet ER, Valero M, Hanani M, Egger R, Larsen SB, Eyring KW, Buzsáki G, Tsien RW.",
        "journal": "Neuron",
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          "Local review repositories are read-only inputs.",
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