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mouse cortex L5 IT vs PT corticostriatal projections
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mouse cortex L5 IT vs PT corticostriatal projections
section_title
1. Introduction — what "excitatory recurrence" means operationally in mouse cortex, and why isolating it from inhibition and from clinical framings is a defensible analytic move for basic-research synthesis
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Cre-driver-restricted AAV labelling of IT and PT L5 neurons across sensory, motor and frontal areas with quantitative mapping of striatal terminal fields.
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Across mouse sensory, motor and frontal cortex, corticostriatal projections from layer-5 IT-type and PT-type neurons differ in topographic precision: IT-type neurons show higher topographic stereotypy than PT-type neurons, and IT-type projections from interconnected cortical areas correlate more strongly in their striatal targeting — supporting parallel basal-ganglia loops.
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Topographic organization differs between IT-type and PT-type neurons, including injections in the same site, with IT-type neurons having higher topographic stereotypy than PT-type neurons. Furthermore, IT-type projections from interconnected cortical areas have stronger correlations in corticostriatal targeting than PT-type projections do.
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