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Neocortical pyramidal neurons with axons emerging from dendrites are frequent in non-primates, but rare in monkey and human

2021-12-27

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The canonical view of neuronal function is that inputs are received by dendrites and somata, become integrated in the somatodendritic compartment and upon reaching a sufficient threshold, generate axonal output with axons emerging from the cell body. The latter is not necessarily the case. Instead, axons may originate from dendrites. The terms “axon carrying dendrite” (AcD) and “AcD neurons” have been coined to de...

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4e8e70bb-cbb6-5e0e-b30b-395ebe867226
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10.1101/2021.12.24.474100
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