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mouse primary visual cortex, P28 vs P56, acute slice and in vivo imaging
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section_03
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effect_size
Direct cholinergic response present at P28 but absent at P56 in SST cells
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Conversely, suppressing SST cell activity during the critical period prevents the normal development of binocular receptive fields by impairing the maturation of ipsilateral eye inputs.
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mouse primary visual cortex, P28 vs P56, acute slice and in vivo imaging
section_title
Developmental Origins and Postnatal Maturation
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Body, Results: in vivo two-photon imaging of L2/3 pyramidal dendrites in V1, slice recordings of SST and VIP interneurons, optogenetic SST suppression at P28 vs P56.
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claim_text
During the critical period for binocular plasticity in mouse V1, basal-forebrain acetylcholine directly excites SST interneurons, enabling compartmentalized dendritic spiking; this cholinergic responsiveness is lost in adulthood, and suppressing SST cells during the critical period prevents normal development of binocular receptive fields.
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  "claim": "During the critical period for binocular plasticity in mouse V1, basal-forebrain acetylcholine directly excites SST interneurons, enabling compartmentalized dendritic spiking; this cholinergic responsiveness is lost in adulthood, and suppressing SST cells during the critical period prevents normal development of binocular receptive fields.",
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  "effect_size_source_sentence": "Notably, this direct cholinergic response was not present at P56, despite unchanged intrinsic properties ( Fig. 1e–f , Extended Data Fig. 2 )."
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