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"claim": "PV inhibitory neurons in a L6 sublamina send axons through cortical layers toward the pia, generating interlaminar inhibitory output, and receive stronger thalamocortical input than neighboring pyramidal neurons",
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The vast majority of parvalbumin inhibitory neurons in a sublamina within L6 send axons through the cortical layers toward the pia. These interlaminar inhibitory neurons receive local synaptic inputs from both major types of L6 excitatory neurons and receive stronger input from thalamocortical afferents than do neighboring pyramidal neurons.
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