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An unique cell type in the human cortex.

Date:2020-05-05 ClickTimes:

Our whole-cell recordings from human and monkey cortical slices reveal a distinct subpopulation of inhibitory interneuron with intrinsic persistent activity. Weak stimuli can turn on the persistent activity; however, strong stimuli can turn it off. This type of neuron could not be found in rodent cortical tissues, suggesting it could be unique to primates. Wang et al., 2015.

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