Figure 18. Reconstructions of neurobiotin-injected V1 4C cells that have dendrites confined to layer 4C and dense axonal terminations in interblobs (A, B) or dendrites extending into layer 4C and dense axonal terminations in both blobs and interblobs.

Figure 18

Reconstructions of neurobiotin-injected V1 4C cells that have dendrites confined to layer 4C and dense axonal terminations in interblobs (A, B) or dendrites extending into layer 4C and dense axonal terminations in both blobs and interblobs. From Yabuta and Callaway (37, 38).

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