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scope
mouse V1; in vivo dendritic-spine two-photon Ca imaging + optogenetic activation of contralateral V1 callosal axons
claim_text
Callosal inputs to mouse V1 cluster on dendritic spines with non-callosal-recipient spines that share orientation preference, indicating functional alignment of long-range inputs with the local tuning of recipient L2/3 neurons.
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effect_size
Spine-level clustering of callosal and local inputs sharing orientation preference
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We find that callosal-recipient spines are more likely to cluster with non-callosal-recipient spines with similar orientation preference.
study_system
mouse V1; in vivo dendritic-spine two-photon Ca imaging + optogenetic activation of contralateral V1 callosal axons
section_title
5. Horizontal long-range intracortical excitatory connections in mouse — patchy L2/3-L5 axons, similarity tuning, distance-decay
evidence_summary
In vivo 3-D random-access two-photon Ca imaging of dendritic spines on single V1 neurons combined with optogenetic activation of contralateral callosal neurons; confirmed with expansion-microscopy anatomy.
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