In mouse V1 superficial layers, neuron-network coupling distributions are cell-…

In mouse V1 superficial layers, neuron-network coupling distributions are cell-subtype specific: PV+ and VIP+ interneurons show skewed distributions toward strong coupling with the local population, while SST+ cells split into two subpopulations with distinct coupling profiles.

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  "pmid": "31182715",
  "year": "2019",
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  "title": "Neuronal cell-subtype specificity of neural synchronization in mouse primary visual cortex.",
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  "evidence": "In vivo two-photon Ca2+ imaging combined with 2P-targeted whole-cell patch-clamp in mouse V1.",
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Parvalbumin (PV)- and Vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP)-expressing INs exhibit skewed distributions towards strong network-coupling; in Somatostatin (SST)-expressing INs, however, two physiological subpopulations are identified with distinct neuron-network coupling profiles.

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