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scope
Mouse motor cortex L2/3 pyramidal neurons during motor learning (in vivo two-photon + EM)
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Specifically, our data indicate that the formation of new spines during learning is guided by the potentiation of functionally clustered preexisting spines exhibiting task-related activity during earlier sessions of learning.
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Mouse motor cortex L2/3 pyramidal neurons during motor learning (in vivo two-photon + EM)
section_title
12. Plasticity at E→E synapses in mouse — Hebbian, STDP, behavioural-time-scale plasticity; how plasticity shapes the recurrent matrix during learning
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claim_text
Motor-learning-induced new dendritic spines in mouse M1 form near functionally clustered, task-related pre-existing spines and survive based on co-activity with their neighbours, producing functional synaptic clusters that signal the learned movement.
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  "doi": "10.1038/s41593-022-01086-6",
  "claim": "Motor-learning-induced new dendritic spines in mouse M1 form near functionally clustered, task-related pre-existing spines and survive based on co-activity with their neighbours, producing functional synaptic clusters that signal the learned movement.",
  "cite_key": "Hedrick2022",
  "evidence": "In vivo two-photon imaging plus correlated EM in motor cortex during learning showed that potentiation of clustered active spines triggered local filopodial outgrowth; co-activity-selected new spines synapsed with previously unrepresented axons and formed locally coherent functional clusters.",
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evidence_summary
In vivo two-photon imaging plus correlated EM in motor cortex during learning showed that potentiation of clustered active spines triggered local filopodial outgrowth; co-activity-selected new spines synapsed with previously unrepresented axons and formed locally coherent functional clusters.

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