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        <title>Flexible Sensory Representations in Auditory Cortex Driven by Behavioral Relevance</title>
        <author>Kato</author>
        <author>Gillet</author>
        <author>Isaacson</author>
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          <title>Flexible Sensory Representations in Auditory Cortex Driven by Behavioral Relevance</title>
          <date>2015</date>
          <publisher>Neuron</publisher>
          <idno type="DOI">10.1016/j.neuron.2015.10.024</idno>
          
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        <label>how the cortical representation of a sound changes when the sound is repeatedly heard and means nothing, and changes again when the same sound becomes useful</label>
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        <label>what happens to auditory cortical representations over days of passive experience, which has been hard to ask because the same cells could not be followed that long</label>
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        <label>passive daily exposure suppresses pyramidal responses and recruits inhibition through SOM cells, and task engagement reverses it by suppressing those same SOM cells</label>
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        <term>Repeated passive exposure raises SOM interneuron activity, and the added SOM-mediated inhibition suppresses layer 2/3 pyramidal responses to the experienced tone.</term>
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        <label>mechanisms</label>
        <term>Task engagement suppresses SOM cell firing, releasing pyramidal cells from local inhibition and thereby enlarging the representation of the behaviorally relevant sound.</term>
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        <label>habituation is an active process that recruits inhibition rather than a simple withdrawal of excitation</label>
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        <label>SOM cells are the source, since their tone-evoked excitation grows with the same experience that suppresses everything else</label>
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        <label>PV cells cannot be the source because their excitation falls with experience like the pyramidal cells they would have to inhibit</label>
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        <label>the enhancement is specific to the sustained part of the response, matching where the suppression of pyramidal activity is strongest</label>
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        <label>sound-guided behavior had the opposite effect on SOM cells compared to L2/3 pyramidal cells, with fewer SOM cells excited by the tone during the behaving block</label>
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        <label>filtering sustained sounds while preserving onsets is proposed as the function, since onsets carry the more urgent information</label>
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        <label>Spike inference from calcium signals is sensitivity-limited, so conclusions were re-checked on raw dF/F.</label>
        <note>what this limits: the spike-inference analyses, with the check stated: ALTHOUGH DATA ANALYSES USING SPIKE INFERENCE CAN BE AFFECTED BY SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO, OUR CONCLUSIONS WERE IDENTICAL WHEN DF/F VALUES WERE USED</note>
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        <label>Residual neuropil contamination of cellular signals cannot be excluded.</label>
        <note>what this limits: the single-cell specificity of the signals: WE CANNOT EXCLUDE SOME RESIDUAL CONTAMINATION OF CELLULAR SIGNALS BY NEUROPIL RESPONSES, though the conclusions do not depend on the degree of background subtraction</note>
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        <label>The use of prolonged tones and a sound-offset detection task may itself explain the divergence from earlier task-engagement studies.</label>
        <note>what this limits: the comparison with the earlier task literature: the use of prolonged tones and a sound-offset detection task may itself explain the divergence</note>
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        <label>Other mechanisms contributing to auditory habituation are not excluded.</label>
        <note>what this limits: the sufficiency of the SOM account: WE DO NOT EXCLUDE THE POSSIBILITY THAT OTHER MECHANISMS COULD CONTRIBUTE TO AUDITORY HABITUATION UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS</note>
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        <label>PV cell excitation after habituation is too sparse for a fine comparison during behaviour</label>
        <note>what this limits: the PV comparison between behaving and passive conditions: THE VERY SPARSE EXCITATION OF PV CELLS FOLLOWING HABITUATION MADE IT DIFFICULT TO PERFORM A FINE COMPARISON</note>
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        <label>the use of prolonged tones and an offset detection task may itself account for differences from earlier task-engagement studies that used transient sounds</label>
        <note>what this limits: the disagreement with the task-engagement literature: WE CANNOT RULE OUT THE POSSIBILITY THAT THE USE OF PROLONGED TONES AND A SOUND-OFFSET DETECTION TASK MAY ACCOUNT FOR DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OUR FINDINGS AND PREVIOUS STUDIES</note>
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        <label>the effect of silencing shrank when the same experiment was repeated over days, which is read as compensation downstream</label>
        <note>what this limits: any silencing result, including this one, as a measure of necessity: WHEN THE CONTRALATERAL CORTICAL SILENCING EXPERIMENTS WERE REPEATED OVER SEVERAL DAYS THE SHIFT OF THE PSYCHOMETRIC CURVE BECAME PROGRESSIVELY SMALLER, SUGGESTING COMPENSATORY CHANGES IN SUBCORTICAL CIRCUITS</note>
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        <label>no increase in passive representations appeared after training, contrary to earlier learning studies</label>
        <note>what this limits: the comparison with the learning literature: WE DID NOT OBSERVE AN INCREASE IN SENSORY REPRESENTATIONS IN THE PASSIVE CONDITION AFTER TRAINING, contrary to four cited studies</note>
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        <label>the whole GABAergic population showed only variable effects, so the result depends on splitting it by subtype</label>
        <note>what this limits: the subtype-specific result, which the population-level data did not show: DAILY TONE EXPERIENCE PRODUCED VARIABLE EFFECTS ACROSS THIS CELL POPULATION ... MODEST EFFECTS AT THE POPULATION LEVEL COULD ARISE IF EXPERIENCE HAD DIFFERENT AND POTENTIALLY OPPOSING ACTIONS ON PARTICULAR SUBTYPES</note>
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        <label>Cre-dependent expression of a calcium indicator, which is what makes the cell-type split possible at all</label>
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        <label>a macroscopic tonotopic map used to place the cellular imaging field inside the right area</label>
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        <label>deconvolution of fluorescence into an inferred rate, with the conclusions then rechecked without it</label>
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        <label>a psychometric threshold for tone detection, used as the readout of a cortical silencing experiment</label>
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        <label>sounds of three different durations delivered in RANDOMLY INTERLEAVED trials</label>
        <note>eliminates: temporal expectation - a fixed duration lets the animal learn when the sound ends, so a response at offset would be an anticipated event rather than a sensory one · outcome (stated by the tagger, no quotation): held</note>
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        <label>A WHOLE RESPONSE CLASS EXISTS ONLY IN THE AWAKE ANIMAL: inhibitory responses were present in about a quarter of cells awake and in NONE under anaesthesia, and prolonged tones evoked only transient onset excitation</label>
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        <label>so a literature built on anaesthetised recordings cannot contain the observation this paper is about, whatever it looked for</label>
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        <label>THE DISAGREEMENT WITH PRIOR WORK IS EXPLAINED BY WHAT THE OLDER INSTRUMENT COULD SEE: unit recordings are prone to pick up cells with high firing rates, so earlier experiments may have been sampling the very populations that do not habituate</label>
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        <label>and a second explanation is offered beside it, that interneuron activity is attenuated under anaesthesia, with neither chosen</label>
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        <label>AVERAGING OVER A POPULATION HID THE EFFECT: the whole GABAergic population gave variable results, and the finding only appeared once the two interneuron subtypes were imaged separately</label>
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        <label>THE DESIGN REMOVES THE CONFOUND RATHER THAN CORRECTING FOR IT: detecting the OFFSET of a tone puts the measurement before the licking and before the reward, so neither can contaminate the sound-evoked response</label>
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        <label>AND THE CAUSAL EFFECT SHRINKS WITH REPETITION: the psychometric shift from silencing got progressively smaller over days, so the measured size of a perturbation depends on how many times it has been done</label>
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        <label>the frequency-specificity check is what separates a change in the representation from a change in the animal - the effect appears only at the experienced frequency</label>
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        <label>and the conclusion is held against three analysis choices - inferred spikes against raw fluorescence, the amount of neuropil subtracted, and imaging against electrophysiology</label>
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        <label>method: chronic two-photon imaging of GCaMP6s in identified pyramidal, layer 4, PV and SOM populations across five days of tone exposure and during alternating behaving and passive blocks, plus optogenetic cortical silencing during a sound-offset detection task</label>
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        <label>phenomenon: habituation of a cortical sensory representation to a repeated, meaningless stimulus, and its reversal when the stimulus becomes behaviourally relevant</label>
        <note>a second reading DIFFERING from the recorded value. Recorded: experience-dependent habituation of auditory cortex sound representations — note: a second reading, verbatim-verified, disagreeing with the value on the record. Not applied - a person decides.</note>
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        <label>contradicts → Bao et al. (2001), Kilgard and Merzenich (1998) and Zhang et al. (2001) on adult A1 being refractory to passive experience</label>
        <note>differs in: the state of the animal and the recording: ACUTE RECORDINGS FROM ANESTHETIZED ANIMALS report A1 representations LARGELY REFRACTORY TO EXPERIENCE-DEPENDENT CHANGES IN ADULTHOOD, against chronic imaging in the awake mouse here</note>
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        <label>contradicts → Noreña et al. (2006) on extensive sound exposure in cat auditory cortex</label>
        <note>differs in: the LEVEL of the pathway at which the change appears: UNLIKE THE RESULTS WE SHOW, THIS EXTENSIVE SOUND EXPOSURE GENERATED A LOSS OF RESPONSIVENESS AT THE LEVEL OF THALAMOCORTICAL INPUT</note>
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        <label>builds-on → Pfeffer et al. (2013) on SOM-to-PV inhibitory connectivity</label>
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        <label>contradicts → the view that long-term changes in adult auditory cortex require associative conditioning</label>
        <note>differs in: whether reinforcement is required: long-term changes ARE BELIEVED TO REQUIRE ASSOCIATIVE CONDITIONING - PAIRING TONES OF A PARTICULAR FREQUENCY WITH FOOT SHOCKS OR STIMULATION OF SUBCORTICAL NEUROMODULATORY SYSTEMS - where this paper uses passive exposure alone</note>
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        <label>reconciles → earlier electrophysiological reports of no adult experience effect, by attributing them to which cells unit recording samples and to anaesthesia</label>
        <note>differs in: which cells were recorded: ONE POSSIBILITY REFLECTS DIFFERENCES IN THE CELL POPULATIONS STUDIED - WE FOUND THAT EXPERIENCE HAD UNIQUE EFFECTS ON SOUND REPRESENTATIONS OF L2/3 PYRAMIDAL CELLS</note>
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        <label>qualifies → cat studies reporting loss of thalamocortical responsiveness after months of exposure, which differ in where the change sits</label>
        <note>differs in: the exposure duration and the level affected: TONE BURSTS MAINTAINED WITHOUT INTERRUPTION FOR 1.5-5 MONTHS, and the effect was A LOSS OF RESPONSIVENESS AT THE LEVEL OF THALAMOCORTICAL INPUT rather than a cortical change</note>
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        <label>qualifies → the inconsistent literature on whether auditory cortex is needed for simple sound detection, by measuring a threshold shift rather than an all-or-none loss</label>
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        <label>supports → the parallel result in visual cortex, where silencing raises contrast detection threshold by a similar factor</label>
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        <label>extends → studies of task engagement in auditory cortex that reached opposite conclusions and did not separate cell types</label>
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        <label>habituation —causes→ inhibition</label>
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        <note>direction on the measure: increases · strength of the relation: 1 · note: twenty minutes a day for five days, and the whole effect is carried by a rise in inhibition
Audit 2026-09-28: DOUBTFUL - read against its span and kept, but this span describes reduced representations after exposure; the increase in inhibition is stated in a neighbouring sentence.</note>
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        <label>L4 —distinct-from→ L2/3</label>
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        <note>strength of the relation: 1 · note: the thalamorecipient layer barely moves, which is the argument that the change is made in cortex rather than inherited</note>
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        <label>SOM —contrasted-with→ PV</label>
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        <note>strength of the relation: 1 · note: SOM cells are the most excitable population before any experience, at a ratio of 12.5 against 0.34 for PV cells</note>
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        <label>behavior —causes→ SOM</label>
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        <note>strength of the relation: 1 · note: AND THE CIRCUIT RUNS BACKWARDS: engagement suppresses SOM responses in 62.3 percent of cells against 1.4 percent the other way
Audit 2026-09-28: DOUBTFUL - read against its span and kept, but the span says behaviour had the opposite effect on SOM cells; &#x27;causes SOM&#x27; drops the effect.</note>
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        <label>behaving —contrasted-with→ passive</label>
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        <note>differs in: THE AXIS IS THE PROPORTION OF CELLS FAVOURING EACH STATE, AND NEITHER SIDE IS EMPTY. &#x27;Quotation withheld.&#x27; A statement that behaviour enhances responses is true of half the cells and false of a fifth - so the population claim and the cell claim are different claims, and only the percentages distinguish them. · strength of the relation: 1 · note: excited cells rise during the task, and 51.6 percent of them are stronger while behaving against 19.4 percent while passive</note>
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        <label>silencing —causes→ psychometric</label>
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        <note>strength of the relation: 1 · note: AND THE EFFECT SHRINKS WITH REPETITION: the shift got progressively smaller over days, read as compensation downstream - so the size of a perturbation depends on how often it has been applied
Audit 2026-09-28: DOUBTFUL - read against its span and kept, but the span says contralateral silencing shifted the psychometric curve; &#x27;causes psychometric&#x27; is terse.</note>
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        <label>onset —contrasted-with→ sustained</label>
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        <note>strength of the relation: 1 · note: the proposed function: filter out the sustained, keep the onset, because onsets carry the urgent information</note>
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        <label>t-test</label>
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        <label>Wilcoxon signed-rank test</label>
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        <label>ANOVA</label>
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        <label>ROC analysis</label>
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        <label>correlation</label>
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        <label>one-way ANOVA</label>
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        <label>SEM</label>
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        <label>Five days of brief daily passive exposure to the same tone sharply reduced the fraction of layer 2/3 pyramidal cells excited by that tone and roughly doubled the fraction inhibited by it.</label>
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        <label>Cortical habituation is an active process that recruits inhibition rather than a passive loss of excitatory drive.</label>
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        <label>Layer 4 thalamorecipient neurons showed only weak, balanced changes with the same exposure, so the habituation in layer 2/3 is generated in cortex rather than inherited from subcortical inputs.</label>
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        <label>The experience-dependent increase in inhibition of L2/3 pyramidal cells appears to reflect selectively enhanced sound-evoked activity in SOM interneurons.</label>
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        <label>When mice performed a sound-offset detection task with the habituated tone, pyramidal cell excitatory representations grew again, partially undoing habituation.</label>
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      <span xml:id="t70" type="content_tags" ana="#content_tags.findings[5]" resp="#tagger">
        <label>Photoinactivating auditory cortex raised the sound-detection threshold from about 41 to 52 dB.</label>
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        <label>Under anaesthesia inhibitory responses were entirely absent and tones evoked only transient onset or offset excitation.</label>
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        <label>awake responses to prolonged tones were varied - sustained, ramping, transient, and inhibitory</label>
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        <label>and the same patterns appeared in electrophysiology, so they are not an artefact of imaging</label>
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        <label>the transient shift was quantified with an onset response index built from the first and last second of the tone</label>
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        <label>five days of twenty minutes&#x27; exposure cut excited cells from 19.9 to 6.1 percent, doubled inhibited cells, and reduced their ratio tenfold</label>
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        <label>which makes habituation an active recruitment of inhibition rather than a withdrawal of excitation</label>
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        <label>THE FREQUENCY-SPECIFICITY CHECK separates a change in the representation from a change in the animal - the effect appears only at the experienced frequency</label>
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        <label>and the conclusions held with raw fluorescence instead of inferred spikes and across different amounts of neuropil subtraction</label>
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        <label>layer 4 thalamorecipient cells barely changed, and their excited-to-inhibited ratio not at all</label>
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        <label>which is the argument that the change is made in cortex rather than inherited from below</label>
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        <label>AVERAGING OVER THE WHOLE INHIBITORY POPULATION HID THE EFFECT, and opposing actions on subtypes was the suspected reason</label>
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        <label>PV cells moved with the pyramidal cells, which rules them out as the source of the new inhibition</label>
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        <label>SOM cells moved the opposite way, with 58 percent showing larger responses on day five against 9.8 percent smaller</label>
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        <label>and the enhancement was strongest in the sustained component, matching where pyramidal suppression was strongest</label>
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        <label>SOM cells were already the most excitable population before any experience, at a ratio of 12.5 against 0.34 for PV cells</label>
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        <label>THE TASK IS BUILT SO THE CONFOUND CANNOT ARISE: detecting the offset of a tone puts the measurement before the licking and before the reward</label>
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        <label>silencing the contralateral cortex raised the detection threshold by about 10 dB, from 40.7 to 51.9</label>
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        <label>and illuminating the ipsilateral cortex in the same mice did nothing, ruling out the light itself</label>
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        <label>AND THE EFFECT SHRANK WITH REPETITION over days, read as compensation in subcortical circuits</label>
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        <label>so subcortical structures alone suffice for detection while cortex improves sensitivity</label>
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        <label>and the size of the shift matches what silencing visual cortex does to contrast detection</label>
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        <label>no increase in passive representations followed training, contrary to earlier learning studies</label>
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        <label>but during task engagement excited cells rose and 51.6 percent of them were stronger while behaving against 19.4 percent while passive</label>
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        <label>with block order and baseline fluorescence both checked</label>
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        <label>layer 4 did not move during behaviour either, localising the engagement effect to cortex as well</label>
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        <label>and SOM cells moved the opposite way again, suppressed in 62 percent of cells against 1.4 percent enhanced</label>
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        <label>PV cells could not be compared finely because their excitation was too sparse after habituation</label>
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        <label>THE DISAGREEMENT WITH EARLIER WORK IS ATTRIBUTED TO WHAT UNIT RECORDING SAMPLES - cells with high firing rates, which may be the very populations that do not habituate</label>
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        <label>and another possibility is the difference in cortical activity between anesthetized and awake animals, since the activity of GABAergic interneurons can be strongly attenuated in the anesthetized state</label>
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        <label>cat studies after months of exposure changed the thalamocortical input instead, which is a different location for the effect</label>
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        <label>the proposed function is filtering sustained sounds while preserving onsets, which carry the more urgent information</label>
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        <label>prior work on task engagement had reached opposite conclusions and had not separated cell types</label>
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        <label>and the prolonged tones and offset task are named as a possible reason for the difference</label>
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        <label>the standing view had been that adult auditory cortex changes only with associative conditioning</label>
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        <label>difficulty in monitoring the dynamics of sensory representations in the same animal over long time scales has hampered investigation of the long-term effects of passive sensory experience</label>
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        <label>areas were told apart by tonotopic pattern before any cell was imaged, and all experiments were confined to the 10 to 20 kHz region</label>
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        <label>about 31 percent of pyramidal cells responded to at least one frequency</label>
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        <label>the exposure protocol was 200 trials a day of 5 to 9 second tones for five consecutive days</label>
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        <label>ten-fold — reduction in the ratio of excited to inhibited layer 2/3 pyramidal cells after five days of passive tone exposure</label>
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        <label>10 dB — rise in the sound level detection threshold caused by acute optogenetic silencing of contralateral auditory cortex</label>
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        <label>58.0% — proportion of SOM cells whose tone-evoked responses were significantly larger on Day 5 than Day 1 (versus 9.8% showing the opposite)</label>
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        <label>19.9 ± 2.7% / 6.1 ± 1.1% — fraction of layer 2/3 pyramidal cells excited by the exposed tone on Day 1 versus Day 5</label>
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        <label>0% — inhibitory responses under anaesthesia, against about a quarter of cells awake - a response class the anaesthetised preparation cannot produce</label>
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        <label>ten-fold — the drop in the ratio of excited to inhibited cells over five days of passive exposure</label>
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        <label>58.0% — SOM cells with larger responses on day five, against 9.8 percent smaller - the opposite direction to every other population</label>
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        <label>12.5 ± 0.4 — excited-to-inhibited ratio in SOM cells before any experience, against 0.34 in PV cells</label>
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        <label>51.9 ± 4.0 dB — detection threshold with cortex silenced, against 40.7 dB without</label>
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        <label>31.0 ± 4.4% — pyramidal cells responding to at least one frequency, from 1480 cells in 8 mice</label>
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