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"doi": "10.1073/pnas.95.12.7121",
"claim": "Drivers and modulators differ functionally: drivers transmit receptive-field properties via fast ionotropic synapses with sharp cross-correlogram peaks, while modulators alter transmission and often act through metabotropic receptors.",
"cite_key": "Sherman1998",
"evidence": "Conceptual analysis of the LGN relay synaptic data extending the driver/modulator distinction to wider thalamic and brain circuits.",
"effect_size": "Few drivers, many modulators per relay cell; ionotropic drivers vs metabotropic modulators",
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"study_system": "visual thalamic relay (review)",
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"replication_status": "independently_replicated",
"claim_source_sentence": "We suggest the following distinctions: Cross-correlograms from driver inputs have sharper peaks than those from modulators; there are likely to be few drivers but many modulators for any one cell; and drivers are likely to act only through ionotropic receptors having a fast postsynaptic effect whereas modulators also are likely to activate metabotropic receptors having a slow and prolonged postsynaptic effect.",
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"10.1098/rstb.2002.1161",
"10.1038/nn.4269",
"10.1016/s0896-6273(01)00582-7"
],
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We suggest the following distinctions: Cross-correlograms from driver inputs have sharper peaks than those from modulators; there are likely to be few drivers but many modulators for any one cell; and drivers are likely to act only through ionotropic receptors having a fast postsynaptic effect whereas modulators also are likely to activate metabotropic receptors having a slow and prolonged postsynaptic effect.
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"Local review repositories are read-only inputs.",
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