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Form Meets Function in the Brain: Observing the Activity and Structure of Specific Neural Connectiove developed and applied methods for precisely controlling the activity of specific cells and projections within neural systems during behavior (optogenetics). Here I review distinct complementary technological approaches for observing natural activity patterns in these cells and projections during

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The Network for Intracortical Communication in Mouse Visual Cortex,ce a widely used model for linking brain circuits to behavior. Most behaviors are tied to vision: identifying objects, guiding movements of body parts, navigating through the environment, and even social interactions. Reason enough to focus on the mouse visual cortex. To find our way around in the o

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Parcellations and Connectivity Patterns in Human and Macaque Cerebral Cortex,scopic, mesoscopic, and macroscopic levels. Here, we review recent progress in mapping the macroscopic brain circuits and functional organization of the cerebral cortex in primates—humans and macaque monkeys, in particular. There are many similarities across species in terms of overall patterns of c

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