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        <author>Gouwens</author>
        <author>Sorensen</author>
        <author>Baftizadeh</author>
        <author>Budzillo</author>
        <author>Lee</author>
        <author>Jarsky</author>
        <author>Alfiler</author>
        <author>Arkhipov</author>
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          <title>Toward an integrated classification of neuronal cell types: morphoelectric and transcriptomic characterization of individual GABAergic cortical neurons</title>
          <date>2020</date>
          <publisher>bioRxiv</publisher>
          <idno type="DOI">10.1101/2020.02.03.932244</idno>
          
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        <label>cortical GABAergic interneuron cell types</label>
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        <term>the noisy modality is not clustered on its own but MAPPED onto a reference taxonomy built from the clean one, and the stated purpose is to minimise the contribution of contamination from non-neuronal cells and nearby excitatory neurons</term>
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        <term>the mapping is checked four separate ways rather than asserted: against a method that does not use the tree&#x27;s hierarchy at all, against cells from transgenic lines labelling known types, against marker-gene expression levels, and against the layer distribution the dissociated cells show</term>
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        <term>whether two named types are electrophysiologically distinct is made TESTABLE rather than assumed: a two-component model, one component per type, is fitted against a single-component model of the two merged, and how much better the split describes the data is then measured as a log-likelihood ratio between the two models</term>
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        <label>Somata of many GABAergic t-types occupy specific laminar or sublaminar positions, giving an anatomical correlate to purely transcriptomic groupings.</label>
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        <label>3,708 — cortical GABAergic interneurons whose transcriptomic and electrophysiological data passed quality control; 350 of them were morphologically reconstructed</label>
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        <label>3,417 of the 3,708 — cells mapped to one or more reference transcriptomic types with better than 70% confidence</label>
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        <label>&gt;90% — accuracy of the random forest classifier predicting transcriptomic subclass from electrophysiological features</label>
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        <label>57% — accuracy of the classifier predicting individual t-type from electrophysiological features</label>
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        <label>41% — accuracy of the classifier predicting t-type from morphological features alone</label>
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        <label>57% — accuracy of the classifier when electrophysiological and morphological features were combined - no better than electrophysiology alone</label>
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        <label>83% — share of the authors&#x27; Patch-seq recordings made in primary visual cortex, the remainder in surrounding higher visual areas</label>
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        <label>(60) and (26) — previously estimated numbers of VISp GABAergic transcriptomic types versus morpho-electric types, the discrepancy this study set out to resolve</label>
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        <label>twenty — met-types produced by the co-clustering plus transcriptomic-splitting procedure</label>
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      grounding status remain. The article itself is at https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.02.03.932244.</note></p>
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