On Page 4, second column, first paragraph, the sentence currently reading (errors in bold):
“One group of PFC neurons, which included all the modulated narrow-spiking, putatively inhibitory neurons, was inhibited by DA; these showed short onset latency of DA effects (~ 10 ms), with no change in signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) or inter-trial variability. A second set of prefrontal neurons was excited by DA application, displaying an increase in SNR and decrease in inter-trial variability; this effect was slower (~ 200 ms) and observed only in broad-spiking, putatively pyramidal neurons.”
Both instances of “ms” (milliseconds) in this sentence should be changed to seconds, “s.” Correct text will read:
“One group of PFC neurons, which included all the modulated narrow-spiking, putatively inhibitory neurons, was inhibited by DA; these showed short onset latency of DA effects (~ 10 s), with no change in signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) or inter-trial variability. A second set of prefrontal neurons was excited by DA application, displaying an increase in SNR and decrease in inter-trial variability; this effect was slower (~ 200 s) and observed only in broad-spiking, putatively pyramidal neurons.”
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Summary
Keywords
dopamine, reward, top-down control, frontal eye field, V4
Citation
Noudoost B and Clark KL (2014) Corrigendum: “The role of prefrontal catecholamines in attention and working memory”. Front. Neural Circuits 8:142. doi: 10.3389/fncir.2014.00142
Received
04 September 2014
Accepted
11 November 2014
Published
02 December 2014
Volume
8 - 2014
Edited and reviewed by
M. Victoria Puig, IMIM -Hospital del Mar Medical Research Institute, Spain
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© 2014 Noudoost and Clark.
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This article was submitted to the journal Frontiers in Neural Circuits.
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