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In auditory cortex, the spread of connectivity is comparable for excitatory and inhibitory cell types (85-114 μm Gaussian sigma), but FS unitary synapses are stronger; the comparable spatial patterns can support either lateral inhibition or co-tuning depending on input structure
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The spread of connectivity, parameterized by Gaussian fits to the data, was comparable for all cell types, ranging from 85 to 114 μm. With brief stimulus trains, unitary synapses formed by FS interneurons were stronger than other classes of synapses. The comparable spatial patterns of connectivity and relatively strong excitatory-inhibitory interconnectivity are consistent with a theoretical model where either later...
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