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**Question:** <br>Do synchronized cell assemblies drive visual perception? **Hypotheses:** 1. Non-local populations of neurons (distant neurons in the same area, and especially neurons across areas) synchronize at levels above chance. 2. Excess synchrony is predictive of perception. **Null Hypothesis:** <br>Synchrony occurs at levels expected by chance, where chance is defined by rate-matched (to data) Poisson processes. **Method:** <br>Record from populations of neurons, expected to be related (in a coding sense) to each other but distributed across the visual system. This included thalamocortical (LGN - V1, LP-V1/HVA) and corticocortical (V1-HVA). Targeting approach: direct visualization of fluorescent projection tracing during probe placement. **Result:** <br>??
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