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scope
Mouse V1 cortical-column spiking model.
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section_08
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effect_size
Cell-type-specific FF/FB-driven firing pattern dichotomies replicated; FB to L1/L5 produces opposite effect on different cell classes compared to FF.
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We first demonstrate that thalamocortical feedforward (FF) and feedback (FB) stimuli arriving in the column have opposite effects, leading to laminar- and cell-type-specific changes in firing patterns.
study_system
Mouse V1 cortical-column spiking model.
section_title
8. Cross-areal mouse cortico-cortical excitatory connectivity — hierarchical feedforward and feedback as recurrent loops at the network level; Allen Mouse Connectivity Atlas anchored views
evidence_summary
Anatomy- and electrophysiology-constrained spiking network model of mouse V1 column with PV/SST/VIP interneurons per laminae and AMPA/GABA/NMDA receptor dynamics.
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not_yet
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A detailed mouse V1 cortical-column spiking model parameterised from anatomy and electrophysiology shows that thalamocortical feedforward and cortico-cortical feedback inputs drive opposite cell-type-specific firing patterns across layers and interneuron classes, supporting layered FF/FB-dependent circuit computations.
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  "claim": "A detailed mouse V1 cortical-column spiking model parameterised from anatomy and electrophysiology shows that thalamocortical feedforward and cortico-cortical feedback inputs drive opposite cell-type-specific firing patterns across layers and interneuron classes, supporting layered FF/FB-dependent circuit computations.",
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  "evidence": "Anatomy- and electrophysiology-constrained spiking network model of mouse V1 column with PV/SST/VIP interneurons per laminae and AMPA/GABA/NMDA receptor dynamics.",
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