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Across feedforward and feedback pathways interconnecting mouse V1 and two higher visual areas, the inhibition/excitation ratio recruited onto pyramidal versus PV+ neurons in L2/3 scales down gradually from the most feedforward to the most feedback pathway, indicating that interareal gain control depends on hierarchical position and direction of information flow.
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While interareal excitation was stronger in PV than in pyramidal neurons in all layer 2/3 pathways, we observed a gradual scaling down of the inhibition/excitation ratio from the most feedforward to the most feedback pathway. Our results indicate that interareal gain control depends on the hierarchical position of the source and the target, the direction of information flow through the network, and the laminar locat...
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