In mouse primary auditory cortex (A1) and anterior auditory field (AAF), superf…

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scope: mouse A1/AAF cortical-depth in vivo recordings
claim_text: In mouse primary auditory cortex (A1) and anterior auditory field (AAF), superficial layers follow faster temporal modulation rates than deep layers, indicating systematic depth-dependent shifts in temporal processing.
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effect_size: faster temporal rolloff in superficial layers (1-10 bursts/s)
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source_span: At all depths, responses to noise bursts within a train usually decreased with increasing train rate; however, the rolloff with increasing train rate occurred at faster rates in more superficial layers.
study_system: mouse A1/AAF cortical-depth in vivo recordings
section_title: 4. Translaminar excitatory loops in mouse — L4→L2/3→L5→L6→L4 within the column; asymmetry of forward and backward intracortical projections
evidence_summary: Multi-channel silicon-probe recordings across cortical depth during noise-burst trains in CBA/Ca mice.
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