ArticleFrontiers in cellular neuroscience2026
Perinatal mAChR-mediated activation of cortical subplate neurons elicits network activity driving basket cell differentiation.
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- Neocortical pyramidal cells with axon-carrying basal dendrites: a prominent feature regulated by activity.Brain structure & function · 2026Article
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The activation of mAChR on subplate neurons has been shown to trigger oscillatory glutamatergic network activity in early postnatal neocortex. Here, we explored the long-term consequences of subplate activation on the differentiation of cortical neurons. Stimulating newborn somatosensory and visual cortex ex vivo and organotypic cortex cultures (OTCs) of the visual cortex with carbachol (CCH) led to an upregulation of
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