Tuft dendrites in frontal motor cortex enable flexible learning · E. Maristany de las Casas et al.
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Full article and list of author affiliations: https://doi.org/10.1126/ science.adx4358 Eduardo Maristany de las Casas, Kris Killmann, Moritz Drüke, Lukas Münster, Christian Ebner, Robert Sachdev, Dieter Jaeger, Matthew E. Larkum* INTRODUCTION: The ability to flexibly adapt behavior in changing environments is a hallmark of intelligence, yet the neural mecha- nisms underlying this capability remain poorly understood. In the mammalian brain, pyramidal neurons (the primary excitatory cells of the cerebral cortex) possess elaborate dendritic trees that extend far from the cell body. These dendrites have two main compartments, corresponding to the main dendritic arborizations (the basal and apical tuft dendrites). …
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