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Putative role of PV and SOM interneuron subtypes in working memory

2021-05-31

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Working memory is an essential human trait required for all cognitive activities. Our previous model from Mongillo et al. (1), Mi et al. (2) uses synaptic facilitation to store traces of working memory. Thus memories can be maintained without persistent neural activity. A critical component of this model is a central inhibition which prevents multiple item representations from being active at the same time. We kno...

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Literature Corpus work: 6521a19f-bc9f-568d-b45c-880faa815fef
DOI: 10.1101/2021.05.31.446430

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