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Jack Lundell

University of Chicago

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Primate neuronal connections are sparse as compared to mouse

Gregg A. Wildenberg, Matthew C. Rosen, Jack Lundell, Dawn Paukner, David J. Freedman, Narayanan Kasthuri

The paper compares synaptic connectivity in primate and mouse visual cortices, finding primate connections are sparser, and shows that synaptic maintenance costs may explain this difference in artificial neural networks.

Cell Reports · Sep 1, 2021Peer-reviewedNeuroscience