Neuroscience

CaBLAM: a high-contrast bioluminescent Ca2+ indicator derived from an engineered Oplophorus gracilirostris luciferase

1. Gerard G. Lambert
2. Emmanuel L. Crespo
3. Jeremy Murphy
4. Kevin L. Turner
5. Emily Gershowitz
6. Michaela Cunningham
7. Daniela Boassa
8. Selena Luong
9. Dmitrijs Celinskis
10. Justine J. Allen
11. Stephanie Venn
12. Yunlu Zhu
13. Mürsel Karadas
14. Jiakun Chen
15. Roberta Marisca
16. Hannah Gelnaw
17. Daniel K. Nguyen
18. Junru Hu
19. Brittany N. Sprecher
20. Maya O. Tree
21. Richard Orcutt
22. Daniel Heydari
23. Aidan B. Bell
24. Albertina Torreblanca-Zanca
25. Ali Hakimi
26. Tim Czopka
27. Shy Shoham
28. Katherine I. Nagel
29. David Schoppik
30. Arturo Andrade
31. Diane Lipscombe
32. Christopher I. Moore
33. Ute Hochgeschwender
34. Nathan C. Shaner

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Cholinergic Waves Have a Modest Influence on the Transcriptome of Retinal Ganglion Cells

1. Rachana Deven Somaiya
2. Matthew A. Po
3. Marla B. Feller
4. Karthik Shekhar

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Learned response dynamics reflect stimulus timing and encode temporal expectation violations in superficial layers of mouse V1

1. Scott G Knudstrup
2. Catalina Martinez
3. Jeffrey P Gavornik

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  eLife Assessment

  This paper presents useful results that extend our understanding of how the visual cortex encodes temporal structure, providing new information about sequence representations in the upper layers of the visual cortex. The evidence for prediction errors is solid, however, support for other claims regarding sparsification and simplification of activity following training is incomplete. The main concerns pertain to the confounds associated with restricted ordering within blocks that does not allow for separate plasticity mechanisms operating on different time scales.

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