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In particular, our simulations indicate that bursting in only a few percent of the direct pathway MSNs is sufficient for completely inhibiting SNr neuron activity.
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Pallidal Organization and the Disinhibition Principle
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Signal enhancement in the output stage of the basal ganglia by synaptic short-term plasticity in the direct, indirect, and hyperdirect pathways.
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A network model with experimentally constrained short-term plasticity shows that bursting in only a few percent of direct-pathway MSNs is sufficient to silence SNr output, and that GPe-SNr (not STN-SNr) controls indirect-pathway influence on SNr.
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