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Packet-based communication in the cortex
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Cortical circuits work through the generation of coordinated, large-scale activity patterns. In sensory systems, the onset of a discrete stimulus usually evokes a temporally organized packet of population activity lasting similar to 50-200 ms. The structure of these packets is partially stereotypical, and variation in the exact timing and number of spikes within a packet conveys information about the identity of the stimulus. Similar packets also occur during ongoing stimuli and spontaneously. We suggest that such packets constitute the basic building blocks of cortical coding.
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PRIMARY AUDITORY-CORTEX
PRIMARY SOMATOSENSORY CORTEX
MEMBRANE-POTENTIAL DYNAMICS
LOCAL-FIELD POTENTIALS
CORTICAL ACTIVITY
ACTIVITY PATTERNS
RECEPTIVE-FIELDS
SPATIOTEMPORAL DYNAMICS
DEPENDENT PLASTICITY
NEURONAL AVALANCHES
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