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laminar organization

laminar organization Laminar organization is the layer-by-layer pattern of connections within the cortex.

Laminar organization is the layer-by-layer pattern of connections within the cortex. In this context, it refers to how excitatory intracortical network activity is arranged across the six cortical layers.

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Drafting source: Erlandson Melissa A.; Manzoni Olivier J.; Bureau Ingrid. The Functional Organization of Neocortical Networks Investigated in Slices with Local Field Recordings and Laser Scanning Photostimulation. 2015; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0132008; article XML SHA-256 df4f575fd4fe50f1ba09cab0cbe908f92a6c8b1a9fe85d2c3feb7a7aeb381256. “The Functional Organization of Neocortical Networks Investigated in Slices with Local Field Recordings and Laser Scanning Photostimulation” (10.1371/journal.pone.0132008).
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