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Odor-evoked activity

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'Silent' olfactory bulb mitral cells emerge from common feature subtraction.

Sina Tootoonian, Mihaly Kollo, Andreas Schaefer · COSYNE 2022

…will be unrelated to spontaneous activity. To avoid such biases [1] performed blind whole-cell patch clamp recordings of olfactory bulb mitral cells. Intriguingly, these recordings revealed an inverse relationship between spontaneous and odor-evoked activity: cells that were highly active at baseline were often quiet during odor presentation, while conversely, `silent' cells, quiet at baseline, dominated odor responses. In this study we use a

ePoster · Computational Neuroscience