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Single-Cell Atlas Uncovers Layer 4 Heterogeneity and Functional Gradients in Rhesus Macaque Visual Cortex

2024-03-13

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Non-human primates like rhesus macaques are pivotal models for decoding human visual cortex physiology and disorders. We introduce BrainSPACE, an innovative pipeline for rapid and precise brain tissue banking, to sample visual cortex areas: V1, V2, V4, MT, and TEO. Applying snRNA-seq to V1 and V4 (95,071 nuclei), we uncovered conserved GABAergic neuron profiles but stark area-specific diversity in principal neuron...

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16a9ff08-5667-5d10-988f-833253e542f3
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10.1101/2024.03.11.584345
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