Figure 1 of the article by Birjandian et al. () contained a minor error in the legend, which we hereby rectify. In the original figure legend panel (C) is described as two examples of whole cell patch recordings made from layer II and layer III neurons. But in fact panel (C) correspond to normalized change in ΔF/F vs. stimulus intensity from 8 recordings in the layer II. Panels (D,E) correspond to normalized change in ΔF/F vs. stimulus intensity from 8 recordings in DEn and Layer III but not layer II. We therefore would like to make a correction to Figures 1C–E.
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BirjandianZ.NarlaC.PoulterM. O. (2013). Gain control of gamma frequency activation by a novel feed forward disinhibitory loop: implications for normal and epileptic neural activity. Front. Neural Circuits7:183. 10.3389/fncir.2013.00183
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Keywords
epilepsy, disinhibition, interneuron, endopiriform cortex, olfactory cortex, piriform cortex
Citation
Birjandian Z, Narla C and Poulter MO (2014) Corrigendum: Gain control of gamma frequency activation by a novel feed forward disinhibitory loop: implications for normal and epileptic neural activity. Front. Neural Circuits 8:70. doi: 10.3389/fncir.2014.00070
Received
03 June 2014
Accepted
11 June 2014
Published
21 August 2014
Volume
8 - 2014
Edited and reviewed by
Luis De Lecea, Stanford University, USA
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