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Layers of the monkey visual cortex are selectively modulated during electrical stimulation
S. Lee, Z. Zhao, et al.
Laminar LFP recordings in capuchin primary visual cortex show that low-frequency sinusoidal occipital stimulation, offset from a flash stimulus, produces phase-dependent modulation of visual-evoked potentials selectively in deeper cortical layers. A cortical column model explains this selectivity via phase-dependent changes in neuronal driving force. This research was conducted by the authors present in <Authors>.
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