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In mouse M1, long-range monosynaptic inputs onto layer-5 deep output pyramidal neurons target both apical and basal dendritic compartments concurrently, with the two compartments innervated by spatially segregated neuronal subpopulations within the same upstream area (including individual cortical layers).
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"claim": "In mouse M1, long-range monosynaptic inputs onto layer-5 deep output pyramidal neurons target both apical and basal dendritic compartments concurrently, with the two compartments innervated by spatially segregated neuronal subpopulations within the same upstream area (including individual cortical layers).",
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We revealed that most upstream areas innervate both dendritic compartments concurrently. These include the sensory cortices, higher motor cortices, sensory and motor thalamus, association cortices, as well as many subcortical nuclei. Furthermore, the dichotomous inputs arise mostly from spatially segregated neuronal subpopulations within an upstream nucleus, and even in the case of an individual cortical layer.
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