NIH R01 · 2024
Long-range inhibitory neuron circuit organization and cortical function
Project Summary Cortical activity is highly dependent on behavioral state of an animal with different states, such as sleep and wake, having profound impact on cognition and cortical processing. At the brain level, behavioral states (such as sleep and wakefulness) are associated with distinct patterns of cortical activity (or cortical states), that are well captured by oscillatory activity measured with EEG and/or LFP. Recent work shows that cortical states regulate processing of local neuronal information as well as the communication between brain areas, and despite this important function, relatively little is known about the circuits underlying these distinct states of network activity.…
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