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Diverse Thalamocortical Short-Term Plasticity Elicited by Ongoing Stimulation
To produce sensation, neuronal pathways must transmit and process stimulus patterns that unfold over time. This behavior is determined by short-term synaptic plasticity (STP), which shapes the temporal filtering properties of synapses in a pathway. We explored STP variability across thalamocortical
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