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Circuits drive cell diversity

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Neurons of the same type can show functional differences. It turns out that this diversity is in part the result of the cells' adaptation to their specific neural networks. See Letter p.375

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Figure 1: The importance of network affiliation.

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Urban, N., Tripathy, S. Circuits drive cell diversity. Nature 488, 289–290 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1038/488289a

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