Assertion: cerebral cortex's layer | /r/HasProperty | vi
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text: The layer VI sends efferent fibres to the thalamus establishing a very precise reciprocal interconnection between the cortex and the thalamus (Creutzfeldt, 1995).
text: The upper three layers (closer to the cortical surface) are called the supragranular layers (I-III) and are functionally distinct from the lower two layers (V-VI), which are called the infragranular layers.
text: The internal pyramidal or ganglionic layer (V) contains, in most areas, pyramidal cells that are fewer in number but larger in size than those in the external pyramidal layer.
text: The internal granular layer (IV) is usually a thin layer with closely packed stellate cells.
text: The fusiform (multiform) layer (VI) consists of irregular fusiform cells whose axons enter the adjacent white matter.
text: The infragranular layers (V-VI) receive input from the supragranular cells of adjacent columns, although they do not reciprocate; instead, they send their signals to extracortical structures, such as the thalamus, and motor and sensory centers.