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. 2017 Jan 5;8:13804. doi: 10.1038/ncomms13804

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Modulation of the MUA (a) and the absolute value of the modulation of the CSD (b) averaged across layers, for attention (ordinate) and working memory (abscissa) from 200 to 750 ms after stimulus onset. The modulation of the MUA was stronger in the attention task than during the delay epoch of the working memory task (monkey E: n=24 penetrations, P<0.001; monkey R: n=13 penetrations, P<0.01), whereas the modulation of the CSD did not differ significantly between tasks (both Ps>0.7).