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Distinct roles of cortical layer 5 subtypes in associative learning
Abstract Adaptive behavior relies on associating sensory cues with rewarding or aversive outcomes. In mammals, the primary sensory cortex processes stimuli and distributes information to cortical and subcortical targets. Layer 5 (L5) contains two major projection neuron classes, intratelencephalic (
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