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Consistent hierarchies of single-neuron timescales in mice, macaques and humans

2024-10-31

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The intrinsic timescales of single neurons are thought to be hierarchically organized across the cortex. This conclusion, however, is primarily based on analyses of neural responses from macaques. Whether hierarchical variation in timescales is a general brain organizing principle across mammals remains unclear. Here we took a cross-species approach and estimated neuronal timescales of thousands of single neurons...

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3bbff1cb-e26d-57e2-9816-39097eab2d31
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10.1101/2024.10.30.621133
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