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"value_source_sentence": "We confirmed that Cre expression faithfully reports Chat expression in cerebral cortex using fluorescent in situ hybdrization (FISH), with 97% of Chat+ neurons expressing Cre and 100% of Cre+ neurons expressing Chat (Figure 1B)."
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"value_source_sentence": "During visual stimulation, 47 ± 4% of excitatory neurons were significantly locomotion responsive (see Materials and methods for locomotion responsive criteria), compared with 28 ± 4% in darkness."
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"value_source_sentence": "Layer (L) 5 is a hub in the cortical column in which a multitude of feedforward and feedback pathways converge."
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"scope_population": "VIP interneurons",
"value_source_sentence": "<h4>Aim</h4>Control of synaptic inhibition at the network level is essential for neuronal computation; however, the mechanism by which inhibitory I → I synapses between interneurons adjust their strength remains unclear."
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"Different stimulation protocols (optogenetic power, duration)",
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