Polyaxonal A1 amacrine cells form a spatially extended network in primate retina
Inhibitory networks shape information processing in the brain by integrating signals across space, regulating neuronal responses, and controlling the flow of signals through neural circuits. Understanding these computations requires linking the structure of individual inhibitory neuron types to their functional properties and network connectivity. The retina provides a tractable system for…
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