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      "scope": "mouse forelimb M1 slices; glutamate LSPS + paired recordings",
      "claim_text": "In mouse forelimb M1, L4-fated zone neurons receive intralaminar input and project predominantly upward to L2/3, replicating the unidirectional L4→L2/3 motif of sensory cortex within a motor area.",
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        "claim": "In mouse forelimb M1, L4-fated zone neurons receive intralaminar input and project predominantly upward to L2/3, replicating the unidirectional L4→L2/3 motif of sensory cortex within a motor area.",
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