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    5/17/2026, 4:35:28 PM
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    {
      "scope": "rat neocortex PV and SST interneurons",
      "claim_text": "Kv3.2 subunits are found in all PV-containing neurons in deep cortical layers where they form heteromultimeric channels with Kv3.1, while in superficial layers PV neurons express Kv3.1 but low Kv3.2, suggesting differential neuromodulatory regulation of fast-spiking properties across cortical layers.",
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        "evidence": "Immunohistochemical dual-labeling in neocortex showed Kv3.2 prominently in somatic and dendritic membranes as well as axons and terminals of GABAergic interneurons, with layer-specific expression differences.",
        "effect_size": "Kv3.2 in all deep-layer PV neurons but low in superficial PV neurons; Kv3.2 also in somatostatin/calbindin-containing non-FS interneurons",
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      "section_title": "Intrinsic Electrophysiology: The Fast-Spiking Phenotype and Its Variants",
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