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  "claim_text": "Calretinin-expressing interneurons of rodent and primate striatum are structurally and molecularly heterogeneous, with multiple subtypes distinguished by morphology and co-expression patterns.",
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  "section_title": "Classical Anatomy of the Triple Descending Projection",
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