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At the root of this dichotomy is the alignment of decision making over essential inputs and project size under decentralized governance, and their misalignment under centralization.

These regions form two connective networks, the medial and lateral (orbital) OFC networks, which have few connections between them, receive different inputs and project to different cortical and subcortical areas [ 4, 6].

Credit for the new analytical work and compilation goes to Shailesh Kumar, Riaz Ali Mohammed, Usaia Dolodolotawake, Shibani Nand and Priti Maharaj, with inputs and project oversight from Bill Aalbersberg and Barbara Burlingame.

Hippocampal pyramidal cells are large excitatory neurons that have distinctive, highly branched apical and basal dendritic trees that receive tens of thousands of excitatory and inhibitory synaptic inputs and project to neurons within and beyond the hippocampus (Piskorowski and Chevaleyre, 2012).

matrix cells receiving less-precise inputs and projecting more diffusely to layer I of the cerebral cortex [ 58].

Pallidal parvalbumin neurons receive a strong enkephalinerigic striatal input and project to the entopeduncular nucleus and substantia nigra as well as the subthalamic nucleus also innervated by MCH axons in both rat and mouse [22].

Auditory cortex (AC) contains several primary-like, or "core," fields, which receive thalamic input and project to non-primary "belt" fields.

In this model, preparation-related cells receive external input and project topologically to execution-related cells with hard-wired, fixed connections.

15 The ipRGCs combine their direct photoresponses with synaptic rod/cone input and project to several brain nuclei that regulate circadian rhythms (the suprachiasmatic nucleus), PLR (OPN) and the imaging-forming system (the lateral geniculate nucleus).

This subdivision receives only ipsilateral tectal input and projects to occipital area 18.

Each layer contains different neuronal classes, receives different kinds of sensory input, and projects to different neuronal centers, and can thus be understood as unique functional divisions [3].