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cortical lamina

cortical lamina Cortical lamina are the six layers of the cerebral cortex.

Cortical lamina are the six layers of the cerebral cortex. Within a cortical column, neural responses and computations are distributed across these different cortical depths.

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Drafting source: Olman Cheryl A.; Harel Noam; Feinberg David A.; He Sheng; Zhang Peng; Ugurbil Kamil; Yacoub Essa. Layer-Specific fMRI Reflects Different Neuronal Computations at Different Depths in Human V1. 2012; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0032536; article XML SHA-256 bc03516d63d1dafcf253e8fe4019002416b72f2f91d905630774048b991909c9. “Layer-Specific fMRI Reflects Different Neuronal Computations at Different Depths in Human V1” (10.1371/journal.pone.0032536).
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