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scope
mouse neocortical slices, in vitro
section_id
section_07_evidence_package
source_url
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effect_size
Muscarinic suppression of FS GABA release plus nicotinic enhancement of thalamic input promotes thalamocortical excitation
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ComputationalReviewPV
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study_system
mouse neocortical slices, in vitro
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Local Circuit Motifs: Perisomatic Inhibition, Feedback, and Feedforward
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Paired recordings in neocortical slices with pharmacological manipulation of neuromodulatory receptors
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within-lab
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claim_text
GABA release from fast-spiking cells is robustly inhibited by muscarinic, serotonin, adenosine, and GABAB receptors, and muscarinic inhibition of FS cell GABA release suppresses thalamocortical feedforward inhibition to promote thalamocortical excitation
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source_span
GABA release from fast-spiking (FS) cells, the most prevalent interneuron subtype in neocortex, is robustly inhibited following activation of muscarinic, serotonin, adenosine, and GABA B receptors—an effect that regulates FS cell control of excitatory neuron firing. The potent muscarinic inhibition of GABA release from FS cells suppresses thalamocortical feedforward inhibition.
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