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    {
      "scope": "mouse V1 L2/3 and L4; awake in vivo 2P",
      "claim_text": "In awake behaving mouse V1, locomotion increases activity of VIP, SST and PV interneurons during visual stimulation, contradicting the simple disinhibition (VIP→SST→Pyr) model; in darkness most VIP and PV neurons remain locomotion-responsive while SST and excitatory neurons are largely non-responsive — context-dependent disinhibition.",
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        "claim": "In awake behaving mouse V1, locomotion increases activity of VIP, SST and PV interneurons during visual stimulation, contradicting the simple disinhibition (VIP→SST→Pyr) model; in darkness most VIP and PV neurons remain locomotion-responsive while SST and excitatory neurons are largely non-responsive — context-dependent disinhibition.",
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        "effect_size": "Context dependence: SST suppression by VIP only manifest in darkness, not during visual stimulation.",
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          "Local review repositories are read-only inputs.",
          "SciDEX stores paper metadata, structured evidence, file pointers, and short citation contexts; it does not copy full review prose."
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