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scope
mouse visual cortex, review
section_id
section_05
source_url
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effect_size
review_repo
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study_system
mouse visual cortex, review
section_title
5. Horizontal long-range intracortical excitatory connections in mouse — patchy L2/3-L5 axons, similarity tuning, distance-decay
evidence_summary
Review of mouse visual cortical network studies focusing on laminar architecture of interareal communication, hierarchical organization based on axonal termination patterns, excitatory-inhibitory balance, and layer 1 structure and function.
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analysis_bundle:ab-d9c479db9be9
replication_status
consistent_with_prior
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repository_url
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claim_text
Interareal cortico-cortical pathways in mouse neocortex selectively target specific excitatory and inhibitory neuron populations across different laminae, with feedforward connections terminating most densely in layers 2–4 and feedback projections densest in layer 1, resulting in layer-specific computations that differ in timing and strength of synaptic inputs.
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  "doi": "10.3389/fnana.2017.00071",
  "claim": "Interareal cortico-cortical pathways in mouse neocortex selectively target specific excitatory and inhibitory neuron populations across different laminae, with feedforward connections terminating most densely in layers 2–4 and feedback projections densest in layer 1, resulting in layer-specific computations that differ in timing and strength of synaptic inputs.",
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source_span
A preserved feature across mammals, however, is that feedforward connections terminate most densely in layers 3 and 4. In contrast, feedback projections are densest in layer 1, which is less strongly innervated by local, lateral and feedforward connections (Thomson and Bannister,; Binzegger et al.,; Shipp,).
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    "Local review repositories are read-only inputs.",
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