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Stress impacts sensory variability through cortical sensory activity motifs

McGirr et al., 2020

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McGirr A
LeDue J
Chan A
Boyd J
Metzak P
Murphy T
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Translational Psychiatry

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Medically unexplained symptoms in depression are common. These individual-specific complaints are often considered an 'idiom of distress', yet animal studies suggest that cortical sensory representations are flexible and influenced by spontaneous cortical activity …
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