2021
DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.abf5676
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Hierarchy in sensory processing reflected by innervation balance on cortical interneurons

Abstract: Sensory processing is subjected to modulation by behavioral contexts that are often mediated by long-range inputs to cortical interneurons, but their selectivity to different types of interneurons remains largely unknown. Using rabies-virus tracing and optogenetics-assisted recording, we analyzed the long-range connections to various brain regions along the hierarchy of visual processing, including primary visual cortex, medial association cortices, and frontal cortices. We found that hierarchical corticocorti… Show more

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“…Unilateral viral injections were made at superficial locations of V1, and we quantified ipsilateral neocortical input density to V1 VIP INs. Our tracing results confirm V1 L2/3 VIP INs are directly innervated by distal monosynaptic excitatory top-down projections from ipsilateral motion-planning cortical regions 36 (Fig. 2i&j).…”
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confidence: 80%
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“…Unilateral viral injections were made at superficial locations of V1, and we quantified ipsilateral neocortical input density to V1 VIP INs. Our tracing results confirm V1 L2/3 VIP INs are directly innervated by distal monosynaptic excitatory top-down projections from ipsilateral motion-planning cortical regions 36 (Fig. 2i&j).…”
Section: Mainsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…Detail of histology has been published elsewhere 36 . After embedding and freezing, the brain was sectioned into 50-μm coronal slices using a cryostat.…”
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confidence: 99%
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