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Cortical response variability is driven by local excitability changes with somatotopic organization

2022-04-27

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Identical sensory stimuli can lead to different neural responses depending on the instantaneous brain state. Specifically, neural excitability in sensory areas may shape the brain’s response already from earliest cortical processing onwards. However, whether these dynamics affect a given sensory domain globally or occur on a spatially local level is largely unknown. We studied this in the somatosensory domain of 3...

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bf60a568-9e1a-515f-a5fb-f28534b1ae05
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10.1101/2022.04.26.489557
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