Sudden sensory events trigger modality-independent responses across layers in the mouse neocortex

Abstract excerpt

Sudden sensory events trigger widespread electrocortical responses and noticeable changes in an animal’s behavior. It remains unclear, though, how this “surprise” signal is generated via afferent sensory input and represented by neuronal ensembles. Using in vivo electrophysiology, here we recorded the activity of different cortical areas across layers in awake head-fixed mice, while presenting sensory stimuli of d...

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Literature Corpus work

39171c7e-6144-5d19-b60d-e814e61ee625

DOI

10.1101/2024.11.07.622472