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Under the control condition, at the stimulus position (Figure 4b) and at 200 µm dorsally away from the stimulus position (layer 2/3, Figure 4a), the responses increased as the stimulus strength increased but plateaued with the application of >120 µA stimuli.

The responses from other regions (Figures 4c, d, e, and f) were unremarkable regardless of the stimulus intensities, with the only exception being the response at 200 µm ventrally away from the stimulus position (layer 5, Figure 4c) under a 240 µA stimulus.

Our results clearly show intact thalamocortical pathfinding and targeting of the newly revealed, highly ectopically positioned layer IV cells.

The stretch & reach of its sails, the perfectly positioned layers of white, seemed another mosaic, another marvel of beauty, another marvel of function.

Indeed, severe abnormalities in cortical neuronal positioning (layers II to VI) are present in the absence of ApoER2 but not of Vldlr (Benhayon et al., 2003; Hack et al., 2007).

The stimulus position and layer organization were confirmed using a microscope (BX51WI).

Concomitantly, in our controls, strongly stained ER81 mRNA-expressing neurons were always seen in an infra-granular position (below layer IV).

According to the definition in Section 3.2, the position of layer transitions was defined as the maximum magnitude of the central phase cycle (Fig. 5).

Thus, despite the ectopic position of layer IV-fated cells in the rl−/− neocortex, thalamocortical information transmission is probably based on the same recipient cells as in the WT brain.

Moreover, the actual radial position of layer IV cells, as demonstrated in the present paper, might serve to interpret the altered distribution of adhesion molecules like cadherins (Steindler et al. 1990; Hertel and Redies 2011).

However, based on the severely ectopic position of "layer IV" neurons as demonstrated in the present study with Rorb ISH and transgenic fluorescence labeling, these results are difficult to reconcile.