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UP states protect ongoing cortical activity from thalamic inputsMouse visual neocortex supports multiple stereotyped patterns of microcircuit activity.Analysis of graph invariants in functional neocortical circuitry reveals generalized features common to three areas of sensory cortex.Heuristically optimal path scanning for high-speed multiphoton circuit imagingAcetylcholine functionally reorganizes neocortical microcircuits.Local changes in neocortical circuit dynamics coincide with the spread of seizures to thalamus in a model of epilepsy.Decoding thalamic afferent input using microcircuit spiking activity.Multineuronal activity patterns identify selective synaptic connections under realistic experimental constraints.Higher-Order Synaptic Interactions Coordinate Dynamics in Recurrent Networks.The cortex as a central pattern generator.Non-Hebbian spike-timing-dependent plasticity in cerebellar circuits.The upshot of up states in the neocortex: from slow oscillations to memory formation.Scaling of topologically similar functional modules defines mouse primary auditory and somatosensory microcircuitry.Emergent Cortical Circuit Dynamics Contain Dense, Interwoven Ensembles of Spike Sequences.The marmoset as a model system for studying voluntary motor control.Spontaneous activations follow a common developmental course across primary sensory areas in mouse neocortex.Circuit reactivation dynamically regulates synaptic plasticity in neocortex.A visual thalamocortical slice.Activity-independent homeostasis in rhythmically active neurons.NMDA receptor-mediated oscillatory properties: potential role in rhythm generation in the mammalian spinal cord.Functional triplet motifs underlie accurate predictions of single-trial responses in populations of tuned and untuned V1 neurons.Ensemble stacking mitigates biases in inference of synaptic connectivity.Activity-Independent Coregulation of IA and Ih in Rhythmically Active NeuronsLamina VII neurons are rhythmically active during locomotor-like activity in the neonatal rat spinal cordLong-duration, frequency-dependent motor responses evoked by ventrolateral funiculus stimulation in the neonatal rat spinal cordInternal dynamics determine the cortical response to thalamic stimulationImaging action potentials with calcium indicatorsRecurrent interactions can explain the variance in single trial responses
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