Connor G. Gallimore

This study investigates how a genetic mutation affecting cytoskeletal structure in mice impacts mismatch negativity, a biomarker of sensory integration, and links structural and functional deficits in supragranular neocortex.

The paper shows that global context rapidly modulates neural responses in V1, with global deviations eliciting enhanced responses and requiring feedback from ACa.

The paper shows that neural responses to auditory deviants in primary auditory cortex encode frequency differences and contextual memory, supporting the idea of sensory prediction errors as difference signals.

This study shows mismatch negativity matures in adolescence in mice and its development does not require microglia activity.

The paper investigates how interregional synchrony in the theta/alpha band supports deviance detection in visual processing by modulating V1 interneurons.

The paper investigates spatiotemporal dynamics in visual cortical layers during an oddball paradigm, showing that deviance detection occurs later in supragranular layers and correlates with specific oscillatory patterns.